Every change to Salonomy as it goes live, newest first — dated, in plain English, and with no spin. It is the other half of the roadmap: you can see what we said we would do, then see us do it.
We have opened up what we are building and what we have shipped. The roadmap shows everything in flight, grouped by whether it is shipped, in progress or planned, and this changelog records each change as it goes live. Both are public from day one: you should be able to see the work, not just the marketing.
The web console now closes the loop on the day's money. A finished appointment flows straight into the till, and the end-of-day close reconciles takings per chair so each renter sees only their own: no shared books, no awkward maths. The diary and live queue shipped alongside it.
A cancellation or a gap in the book is now a live, walk-in queue. Open a slot in one tap, clients join from a link on their phone (no app download) and watch their place and ETA update in real time. Every chair keeps its own queue, so a busy renter never fills a quiet one's seat.
The platform underneath everything is live: a multi-tenant API with per-renter data isolation enforced at the database, roles and audit, and the diary, queue and till data model. It is the part of Salonomy you will never see, doing the most important job: keeping every chair's clients and takings sealed from every other chair's.