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Hey Kompa for hair salons and barbershops

Your DMs answered in your voice and your best work posted, from the WhatsApp you already use, while you cut. No agency, no new app to learn.

If you run a salon

This sounds familiar.

It's not that you're bad at Instagram. It's that your hands are in someone's hair from 9 to 8. This is what salons like yours tell us:

  • Wednesday, almost midnight. Between dinner and bed you open Instagram and there are 14 unread messages. Some from yesterday. You answer three and fall asleep.
  • The color you did yesterday came out cover-worthy and nobody saw it, because on Sunday you were too wiped out to post.
  • You want to post more, but you open Instagram, go blank, and leave it for tomorrow. Again.
  • You paid an agency. It posted stock photos and never answered a single message. You dropped it, rightly so.
  • The big dates roll around — Christmas, communions, weddings — and catch you with nothing ready. The client gets tired of waiting and goes next door.
WHAT KOMPA DOES FOR YOUR SALON

Three concrete things.

Kompa isn't your boss or your guru. It's who stays with your messages and your Instagram while you cut. No buzzwords. And nothing goes out without your yes.

Answers your messages in your voice, while you cut.

"Do you do balayage? How much?" Kompa drafts the reply with your services, prices and hours, and sends it the way you talk. You teach it with a couple of examples and check the first few until they sound like you. Closing the appointment it passes to you.

""Yes, we do balayage. With Sara, from 45€ and about 3 hours. I'll pass you to the salon to sort a day.""

Your best work, posted tonight.

That color you nailed today: you take two photos when you finish and hit send. With the client's permission, Kompa posts it to Instagram and Stories without you putting down the scissors. Because great work nobody sees won't bring you the next client.

""Californian balayage · 4 hours of care · with @sara""

Your month of content, done.

Kompa brings you the month's plan in your voice: before-and-afters, care tips, and the seasons that move beauty — weddings, communions, Christmas — prepped ahead. You approve with a yes.

"Week 1: Monday before/after · highlights tip · heads-up on wedding season."
IDEAS THAT FILL YOUR INSTAGRAM

Ideas built for your salon.

Kompa prepares and posts them. You approve with a yes. They fit in a gap between clients, no production day required. Each is here because it moves something, not for looks.

01

Before / after

Two photos in a carousel. The classic that shows your hand better than a thousand words.

Weekly
02

A care tip

Quick story: "Your highlights last weeks longer if…". Positions you as the one who knows.

Weekly
03

Behind the chair

Short video mid-service, no sound, with text. Your craft shows, not a stock image.

Biweekly
04

Wedding & communion season

Special services announced ahead. Kompa flags it before the date catches you.

Key dates
05

The season's trend

Your honest take: what fits your salon and what doesn't. That's judgment, and it shows.

Quarterly
SALON QUESTIONS

What salons ask us.

Does Kompa answer my messages?

Yes: the DMs and comments from your networks. It drafts the reply with your services, prices and hours, and in the way you talk. You approve; the tricky ones it passes to you.

Does it answer while I'm cutting?

That's the idea. While your hands are busy, Kompa leaves the replies ready in your voice. In the morning you get a summary of what came in overnight.

Does it know my services and prices?

Yes, because you set them up once. "How much are highlights with Sara?" → it replies with what it knows. Sorting the day is on you.

Does it manage appointments?

Not yet. Today Kompa answers your messages and runs your content; connecting with Booksy, Fresha and the rest to manage appointments is on the way. For now, you close the appointment yourself.

Does it post the before-and-after photos?

Only with permission. Kompa sends the client a message with the photos attached asking for the OK. If she says yes, it posts. If she says no, it doesn't push.

And if I have more than one salon?

Each salon is its own brand under one login. They can share voice and brand, or go their own way. Whatever suits you.

You didn’t start a salon to spend your nights answering messages. You started it for the craft: for the client’s face in the mirror, for the color you nail.

The rest — the after-hours DMs, the photos you never post — has been eating your nights and your Sundays. And on top of that you carry the guilt of “I’m useless at Instagram”, when the truth is you just don’t have the hands.

Here’s what we actually think: your work deserves to be seen, and you deserve to close the salon and switch off — without paying what an agency charges to post stock photos and never answer a message.

Hey Kompa is who stays with your DMs and your Instagram, in the same WhatsApp you already have. It answers messages in your voice, posts your work and leaves your month of content planned. While you cut. It’s not another app to learn: you teach it how you talk with a couple of examples, you approve the first replies, and from there it runs in your voice. Nothing goes out without your yes.

What Kompa runs in your salon

  • Your messages — the DMs and comments, answered in your voice and with your services, prices and hours. You approve; closing the appointment is on you.
  • Your content — the before-and-afters, the copy in your voice, your photos posted (with the client’s permission) and the month planned, with the seasons prepped ahead.

What it doesn’t do (yet)

  • It doesn’t manage appointments or a calendar: today it answers the message, but you close the appointment. Connecting with Booksy, Fresha and the rest is on the way.
  • It doesn’t cut hair (we tried: the inspiration-board tips the machine gives are dreadful).
  • It doesn’t pick the color. It asks the client for a reference photo and passes it to you — you’re the professional, after all.

You, to the chair. The outside — the messages, the photos, the Instagram — I’ve got it.

Let what you do be seen
without touching Instagram at midnight.

14 days free, no card. Costs less than a couple of services — and far less than an agency. Cancel in one click, no weird calls.

14 days free · no card