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Salon owners collect weekly chair rent from stylists without chasing anyone.
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Salon and barbershop owners who rent chairs to independent stylists track who owes what each week. Stylists get a reminder and a pay link, and the owner sees a simple paid and late board. It replaces awkward in-person reminders and scribbled notebooks.
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Build a web app called Booth Rent Tracker. Start with owner sign up, a salon profile, and a Stylists page where the owner adds each stylist with name, phone, email, chair number, weekly rent amount and due weekday.
Add a weekly rent ledger. Each week create a charge per stylist with fields: stylist, week start, amount, status (due, paid, late), paid date and note. Show a board with three columns for due, paid and late, and let the owner mark a charge paid by hand with a payment method.
Add Stripe payment links so each stylist gets an emailed link on due day and a reminder two days later if unpaid. When Stripe confirms payment, mark the charge paid. Add a monthly summary page with totals collected and a CSV export.
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