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For independent beauty professionals

Your clients keep moving. You keep creating.

While you’re with a client, Yuna can answer routine Instagram questions, help book available times, and keep forms and follow-ups moving—with the settings you choose.

Choose automatic replies and eligible bookings, or keep requests for your review.

See how the day fits together ↓

Yuna’s iPhone Instagram inbox: Sofia asks for microneedling, selects Friday at 2 PM, and Yuna checks availability and requests her details. Yuna Auto is enabled. Demo data.
Instagram booking in Yuna · iPhone app · Demo data

Before the visitQuestions, booking, and preparation.

During your dayClient context, without the scattered notes.

After the appointmentCare instructions and the next check-in.

Care beyond the appointment

The visit ends. The care continues.

Build the follow-through into your services, so each busy day comes with fewer messages to remember.

  1. Before the visit

    Get the preparation moving

    Link intake and consent forms to your services so Yuna can request them at the time you choose.

  2. As the appointment approaches

    Send a timely reminder

    Configured email and text reminders help clients keep track of their confirmed appointments.

  3. After the appointment

    Keep your care instructions close

    Yuna can send your service’s approved aftercare when the appointment is completed.

  4. When it’s time to check in

    Follow through, your way

    Set service-specific check-ins and rebooking prompts. Review a prepared message or choose automatic sending.

Sending depends on your enabled channels, client contact details, and messaging allowance. Text message credits are included with paid plans.

Explore follow-ups →

Yuna’s iPhone follow-up editor shows Sofia Moreau, Microneedling, the email channel, a scheduled date, a prepared check-in message, and Save draft. This is a draft, not a sent message. Demo data.
Follow-up draft in Yuna · iPhone app · Demo data

A little context goes a long way

The next visit starts with what you know.

Keep the details your clients share in one place. Ask Yuna to help you prepare for the next visit using the history you’ve saved.

  • Preferences, treatment notes, and previous visits.
  • Photos, completed forms, and care history.
  • Typed or dictated session notes you can review.
Explore client records →
Sofia’s Yuna iPhone client profile shows her preference for Friday afternoons and explanations during visits, three recorded visits, an upcoming October 16 appointment, and the Start a session with Yuna action. Demo data.
Client context in Yuna · iPhone app · Demo data

Your business. Your way.

Set the rules. Keep the personal touch.

Ask Yuna for help in plain English, and choose which routine work it can take forward on your behalf.

01

Teach Yuna your business

Add your services, prices, hours, availability, and policies so replies reflect how you work.

02

Choose what happens automatically

Decide when Yuna can reply or book, and which follow-ups you want to review before sending.

03

Step in when it needs your attention

Uncertain requests, sensitive questions, and booking conflicts come back to you for a personal response.

Instagram automation requires an eligible connected professional account and enabled settings. Booking depends on your services, availability, and any required forms or deposits.

Together in Yuna

A little less switching. A little more room.

Scheduling & public booking

Your services, availability, and booking link in one flow.

Intake & consent

Create forms with Yuna and collect signatures online or in the iPhone and iPad app.

Session notes

Capture visit details in your own words, then review a structured record.

Client records

Keep preferences, photos, forms, and treatment history together.

Aftercare & follow-ups

Keep your approved guidance and next steps on a consistent schedule.

Instagram conversations

Read, reply, and get Yuna’s help with routine client questions.

More room for your craft

Bring your next studio day into Yuna.

Start with your services and your next client. Build the routine that works for you.

Looking for a place to begin? Read the solo beauty artist’s guide.