DaySync — the app for the pros and owners of independent salons, barbershops and studios.
Online booking, a shared team calendar, client records and revenue — everything a salon needs day to day. DaySync is a US company with roots in Tbilisi, a city full of independent salons and barbershops. The idea goes back to 2020; after a few years of trial and error we shipped the MVP — the first working version of the app — in 2024, and launched it in the App Store and Google Play in January 2025.
DaySync began with a simple observation back home in Tbilisi: salons had been running the old way for years. Booking lived in notebooks and DMs, clients had no way to book online, and there was no simple mobile app that covered it all — the software on the market was either too basic or bloated and overcomplicated. So we set out to fix that: a tool where clients book themselves through your booking page, the calendar is always at hand, and your client base and revenue live in one app.
Many platforms take a percentage of your revenue or charge per staff member: the better your business does, the more you pay. That never felt fair to us — the software does the same job on a great day and on a quiet one. So DaySync has a flat price: $25 a month, no percentages, no add-on fees.
You can start free: unlimited clients, services and sales, and a booking page that shows up to 5 services. Pro is for when you grow: your team, deeper stats, profile customization — and everything we ship next.
With DaySync, clients book directly with you — through your link, your Instagram bio or a QR code. Your client base stays yours: contacts, visit history, notes — exportable any time. We don't show your clients other salons and we don't send them ads: DaySync makes money on subscriptions only, so we have no reason to stand between you and your clients.
DaySync is a young product, and we build it in the open: every update lands in the changelog, with a date. You can always see what's live — and what's still in the works.

DaySync is built and run by Bogdan Egikov, a software engineer from Tbilisi. The idea he started with in 2020 has grown into an app that salons and barbershops use every day.