Besides building software for others, I build my own. Saloom was born from a concrete need — salons running their calendar over WhatsApp and customers who do not know who has a slot today — and it is the lab where I test how a vertical SaaS gets built from Venezuela for any market.
The business's calendar: appointments per professional, staff, services, hours, client base and reports. It runs today in one pilot salon in Caracas and is built to add establishments without a rewrite.
The app where a customer finds the nearest professional with real availability and books in four steps. It is built and tested, but a marketplace is only worth something once enough salons are on it: it opens to the public when Saloom Business has them.
To be clear and not sell smoke: what you can use today is Saloom Business, in pilot and with direct support. The marketplace comes later, and this page will be updated when that happens.
Onboarding, retention, plans and billing: the problems of a real SaaS, solved with my own users before yours.
Hundreds of businesses on one platform without mixing data. The same base I use when a client needs a system with several locations.
Finding "who has a slot near me right now" is a concrete technical problem that is already solved and tested.
The pilot is free while it lasts, with direct support. In return, I ask for honest feedback.