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Your front desk, answering at eleven at night.

One sentence that says what it does, in Dan's words. The concierge on this page is the real one, on Vokari's own tenant, and it is answering right now.

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How it works

Three steps, and you do one of them.

  1. 01

    It reads your salon and writes itself.

    Vokari's import wizard, having read a salon's research text: the business name, email and address filled in, with a panel listing what the extractor did not find and a note flagging a contradiction for review.

    The extractor never invents. What the source did not say comes back empty, and contradictions are flagged rather than resolved.

  2. 02

    Your guests ask it anything, on your site.

    The Vokari concierge docked on a salon's own website, answering a guest who asked for a balayage on Saturday afternoon by explaining the salon closes at 4pm and the service runs three to four hours.

    Asked for a Saturday balayage, it says the salon closes at 4pm and the service runs three to four hours. Then it offers a better day.

  3. 03

    It books, and tells you it did.

    On the calendar, from Square

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    ACCEPTED
    start
    2026-12-01T20:00:00Z
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    In the owner's inbox

    Booked: Consultation (example service), Tuesday, December 1 at 3:00 PM

    Vokari Fixture booked with Vokari.

Service: Consultation (example service)
When: Tuesday, December 1 at 3:00 PM

This is already on your calendar. Nothing to confirm, and the guest has been told it is booked.

    A real appointment on a real Square calendar, and the message the salon gets the moment it lands.

See it as your guest would

Walk in, then look at it from behind the desk.

Salon Vokari's website as a guest first sees it, with the concierge resting in the top right of the navigation.

Walk into Salon Vokari

A salon that does not exist, built so you can be one of its guests. Ask it anything you would ask your own front desk.

Owed: a screenshot of owner-dashboardthis capture shows 1 business name(s) that are not the demonstration salon: House of Hair. Showing them on vokari.ai asserts a customer relationship. Clear it with Dan, or filter the dashboard to the demonstration tenant before shipping.

See the owner's side

Every conversation it had, and what came of each one. Dan owes this line and the link this card points at.

Pricing

Two ways to buy it.

The Concierge

$249 per month

on the site you already have

What this one is for, in a sentence Dan writes.

It costs $249 per month.

Most salons

The Full Experience

$249 per month

plus a custom build, priced after we have talked

What this one is for, in a sentence Dan writes.

It costs $249 per month, plus a one-off custom build whose starting price is not published yet because it genuinely depends on the build.

Who we are

Built in Pennsylvania, by one person.

Dan's paragraph. Who he is, why he built this, and why a salon owner in Lebanon County should trust the thing answering their phone. One paragraph, his words, no padding.

Contact, privacy and how conversations are handled

Get in touch

daniel@vokari.ai

Pennsylvania

Conversations

Dan owes this paragraph: what is kept from a conversation with the concierge, for how long, and who can read it. The policy page is the long version; this is the sentence a visitor reads without leaving.

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