Patron vs ClientKarte

You give a great cut. A great set. A great facial. Patron makes sure every client feels like your favorite regular — without you writing anything down. Capture it your way. Hit record when the session starts and Patron listens while you work — or take 30 seconds after they leave and talk out a quick voice note. Either way, Patron turns it into clean, organized client notes. HOW IT WORKS • Record the session — live transcript while you work, audio deleted after • Or voice-note it after — a 30-second recap between clients is all it takes • Perfect notes, automatically — the service, the conversation, allergies, what to ask about next time • Walk in prepared — preferences and talking points ready before they sit down • Rebooks on autopilot — personal follow-up emails written from their notes, with real open times they can tap to book BUILT FOR YOUR CRAFT Barbers, hair color & styling, nail salons, lash artists, wax & brows, tanning, facials & skin — Patron tunes its notes and emails to what you do. WORKS WITH SQUARE Connect Square and your calendar flows straight in. No Square? Patron works on its own too. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Audio is deleted after transcription. Phone numbers and other personal details are stripped from notes automatically. Your clients' trust stays yours. Patron. Remember every client.

ClientKarte replaces the paper client record book for solo salon professionals. No account needed. Every piece of client data stays on your device only — it is never sent to any server, not even ours. YOUR CLIENT DATA NEVER LEAVES YOUR DEVICE Cloud-based salon systems are convenient, but they mean handing your clients' personal information to someone else's server. ClientKarte doesn't. Names, photos, formula notes — everything stays on your device alone, never transmitted anywhere, not even to the developer. For anyone handling personal client data, offline isn't a limitation — it's peace of mind. FIND LAST TIME'S RECORD IN 3 SECONDS Paper charts have one big problem: digging through a stack of cards to find a client you haven't seen in a while. Search by name, sort by last visit, and you're there instantly. YOUR FORMULA, INSTANTLY CALCULATED Enter your mixing ratio (e.g. 1:1.5 for color and developer) and the total amount, and ClientKarte calculates the grams for each component instantly. One tap to "duplicate last formula" brings back your usual mix — no more doing the math by hand. VISIT RECORDS WITH BEFORE/AFTER PHOTOS Log the menu, treatment notes, price notes, and next-visit suggestions for every appointment. Up to 6 photos per visit, with dedicated Before/After slots. TEMPLATES FOR YOUR PROFESSION Built-in field templates for hairstylists, nail techs, estheticians, chiropractic/bodywork practitioners, and eyelash technicians — including allergy and contraindication fields tailored to each. A GENTLE 90-DAY REMINDER ClientKarte quietly flags clients who haven't visited in 90 days — a reminder for you, not a notification sent to your client. APP LOCK TO PROTECT YOUR CLIENTS' DATA Lock the app itself with Face ID or your device passcode. Since this app holds real client information, we built this in from day one. YOUR DATA IS YOURS 100% offline. No account. No tracking. PDF export per client and full CSV/backup export are always free, subscription or not. CLIENTKARTE PRO (auto-renewing subscription) $5.99/month or $44.99/year with a 7-day free trial. Required to register new clients and add new visit records. Viewing your existing records and exporting PDF/CSV stays free even after the trial ends. Cancel anytime in your App Store settings. Payment is charged to your Apple ID and renews automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the period ends. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://goonobu-dot.github.io/karteplus-public/privacy.html NOTE This app is a record-keeping tool for treatment/service notes. It is not intended for medical diagnosis or treatment of any kind. Please obtain your client's own consent before photographing or storing their images — obtaining that consent is the practitioner's responsibility.