
IN THE CHAIR
Online barber booking
About
This app simplifies barber appointment scheduling for barbers, allowing clients to book online without calls or visits. It automates confirmations, reminders, and payment processing, freeing up barbers to focus on their craft and client experience.
What's New in IN THE CHAIR
1.3.0
September 9, 2025
Bug fixes & improvements
Developer apps
FAQ
How does IN THE CHAIR help barbers manage their schedule?
IN THE CHAIR allows barbers to manage their calendar on the go, add new bookings with a few clicks, and reschedule appointments using drag and drop. It also provides push notifications for confirmed appointments.
Can clients pay for services through IN THE CHAIR?
Yes, barbers can accept payments securely through the app and track every transaction from one place. This streamlines the payment process for both the barber and the client.
Does IN THE CHAIR support multiple barbers in a shop?
Yes, the app allows for the creation of team logins, enabling barbers to assign bookings to different specialists within the shop. This ensures efficient team management.
How does IN THE CHAIR help with client retention?
The app helps retain clients by storing their details like contacts and product preferences in individual profiles. It also automates review requests and highlights positive feedback on the barber's booking page.
What is the update frequency for IN THE CHAIR?
The latest version, 1.3.0, was last updated on September 9, 2025. This indicates active development and regular updates to improve the app's functionality and reliability.
What devices is IN THE CHAIR available on?
IN THE CHAIR is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, making it accessible for most Apple users in the barber industry.
What is the age rating for IN THE CHAIR?
IN THE CHAIR has an age rating of 4+, meaning it is suitable for users of all ages and does not contain mature content.
Does IN THE CHAIR have ads?
No, IN THE CHAIR is ad-free, allowing barbers to focus on managing their business without any interruptions from advertisements.





