arinn started in one dining room and grew into the rooms next to it — cafés, barber shops, salons, stores. The thread is the same everywhere: the people who run a place should spend their evening on the room, not on the software that is supposed to help them run it.
A booking book that has never met the kitchen screen is two problems wearing one invoice. Everything here is one product with one design.
Right-to-left is a layout, not a switch. Prices stay readable, the grid mirrors, and the words are written rather than run through a machine.
A barber books a chair and a shop has a counter. The product knows the difference everywhere your team works and everywhere your guests look.
One location is free, there is no card, and you can have a code on a table this afternoon.