TL;DR
What did She Creates use Vagaro for?
For a massage salon with no receptionist, a builder used AI to make a tablet kiosk where clients check themselves in and walk-ins book a slot through the salon's existing Vagaro page. They say the owner "has no receptionist and now she doesn't need one," and an admin panel lets her change the text, logo and booking links herself.
What they did
They built the kiosk for a client's salon over about three weeks part-time and say "I didn't write this code by hand at all. It was all done with AI." The home screen offers check in, book an appointment or buy a gift card. The owner gets a text when a client arrives, and walk-ins pick a real slot for another day.
How it went
They say the owner "has no receptionist and now she doesn't need one," and an admin panel lets her change the text, logo and booking links herself.
Worth knowing
- Creating bookings through the Vagaro API returned a 401 error, so the button opens Vagaro's own booking page instead. A shared-device login bug meant they had to add an auto-close timer.
- Price check: Vagaro: free plan unclear; One Location: US$23.99/month (promo) (checked Nov 1, 2026).
Try it yourself
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I run a small appointment-only salon with no front desk. Write the on-screen text for a self check-in tablet: a welcome screen with three buttons, a short check-in form, a polite message for walk-ins that points them to booking another day, and the text message I get when someone checks in.
Original post
See She Creates's original post on YouTube → (Aug 11, 2026)
Sources
- She Creates on YouTube, Aug 11, 2026 — the original post
- Vagaro pricing — checked Nov 1, 2026