Inside Anginn OS.

The detail behind the day: growth tools, devices and ownership.

The growth tools

Everything above is the job. This is the difference.

Anginn OS runs an engine of its own: it reads what is happening and works out what matters today — which client to call, which week to protect instead of discount, whether the team is ready for it. You are not asked to go hunting. It opens on the answer.

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Win back lost business

A dedicated feature for rebuilding client relationships.

Some clients quietly drift away. Reclaim is Anginn's dedicated tool for helping your team rebuild those relationships and bring attention back to repeat business. Its working screens and detailed approach are reserved for a private client demonstration.

Purpose-built engineering for a real business task. Results depend on your team's follow-up.

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Know what is coming

An advisor that helps you decide when to discount.

See upcoming occasions and running offers alongside your salon's own menu. Use that context to plan useful promotions and protect busy periods instead of discounting by habit. Your team makes the final decision.

It will not propose a discount your menu cannot carry — and it says so rather than inventing a smaller number.

The growth advisor in Anginn OS. Three offers are running, each with the date it ends, how many days are left, how many have been used, how many remain available, and the code to type at the till. Below them the next festival is listed with the date and how many days away it is, and a card explaining how salons typically treat that festival and what to prepare.

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Know your team

Whether your people are ready for the week you are about to have.

The software already knows your services, your prices and your week. It uses that to give every person on the floor a way to practise the conversations they actually have — an unhappy client, a price that is questioned, a colour that did not take — and an honest read on where each of them stands. There is a personal streak and deliberately no public leaderboard.

Training set in your own salon, not a generic course somebody bought in.

The staff performance report in Anginn OS. Every stylist is a row over the same month giving the revenue they brought in, the number of services they performed, their average bill, the cost of the product consumed doing the work, and the margin left after it.

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The whole team, on their phones

Every stylist gets their own app.

Your team lives on their phones, and they should not have to queue at the desk terminal to see their own day. The Companion gives each person their own day, their own profile and their own numbers — and only ever theirs. They join by opening a link the salon sends them. There is nothing to set up and nothing to teach.

Each person sees their own day and nobody else's.

The Anginn OS client book open in a phone browser. A search box takes a name, phone number or email, with buttons to add a client or start a walk-in, and a row of filters for lead, new, active, at risk, lapsed, reactivated and dormant clients. Under it the book lists each client with their initials, their name and the lifecycle label the salon has them at, so the people who have stopped coming in can be found.

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Your clients, looked after

They book themselves, and they keep their own receipts.

Clients book online in a few taps, at the times you can genuinely deliver. Their bill arrives as a link they can open on any phone, with no app to install and no account to create — and if they want their history, their memberships and their points, they can sign in and see exactly that, and nothing belonging to anyone else.

The customer copy opens with no app and no sign-in.

The customer's own copy of a salon bill, open in a phone browser. A Save as PDF button sits above a printed tax invoice giving the salon's name and address, the invoice number, the bill number, the date, the branch and the customer's name, then each service with its price, the subtotal, CGST and SGST, the total, and a line recording that it was paid by card.

On every device you already own

It installs like an app. On everything.

Open Anginn on an Android phone and it offers to install itself. Add it to the home screen on an iPhone and it opens like any other app — no browser bar, no address to type. On a Windows desktop it installs the same way, and runs in its own window. One system, one login, on the desk, in a pocket and at home.

Android

Installs itself when you open it. Full screen, its own icon, nothing to download from a store.

iPhone and iPad

Add to home screen once, and it opens like an app from then on.

Windows and Mac

Installs from the browser into its own window, the way WhatsApp Web does.

One day's takings open on a phone. The date sits at the top with a line comparing the day against the same day last week, a row of branch filters runs under it, and a money moved panel gives the total collected and the number of bills it came from, then the split between online, card and cash payments, with tips listed separately and marked as not part of the salon's takings.
The customer's own copy of a salon bill, open in a phone browser. A Save as PDF button sits above a printed tax invoice giving the salon's name and address, the invoice number, the bill number, the date, the branch and the customer's name, then each service with its price, the subtotal, CGST and SGST, the total, and a line recording that it was paid by card.
The Anginn OS client book open in a phone browser. A search box takes a name, phone number or email, with buttons to add a client or start a walk-in, and a row of filters for lead, new, active, at risk, lapsed, reactivated and dormant clients. Under it the book lists each client with their initials, their name and the lifecycle label the salon has them at, so the people who have stopped coming in can be found.

The part that does not change

You buy it once. You own it after that.

Anginn is sold, once, and installed on hardware the salon controls. That is not a pricing preference — it is the difference between a business that owns its own operation and one that leases it back.

Your server

The software runs on infrastructure you control — a server of your own, or an account in your own name. You renew the server separately and retain control of your installation. Reliable hosting, maintenance and tested backups still matter.

Your data

Your client list, your bookings, your takings, in your own database with your own backups. We do not hold a central copy of your customers. You can walk away whenever you like and take all of it with you, because it never left in the first place.

No commission

You pay for the software once. Nobody takes a cut of a booking, a bill or a membership, because nobody is standing between you and the person in your chair.

Your country

Your currency, your tax rules, your date and number formats, your language for the things your team reads — set for the country you are in rather than translated out of somebody else's. A salon in Mumbai, Dubai, Lagos or Lisbon runs the same software, configured for where it actually is.


Tell us how your salon actually runs.

Not a pitch call. Describe how the work really goes day to day, and we will tell you what the software would do about it, what it would cost, and whether it fits — including when it does not.

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