For anyone who books over WhatsApp

Your calendar answers for you.

Crysea replies to your messages, offers only the times you actually have free and puts the appointment on your calendar.

14 full days, no card. When the trial ends you move to the Free plan and your calendar stays.

SBSalón Brisaonline

Hi, do you have anything tomorrow?

Tomorrow I have 10:00 a.m. or 3:30 p.m.

3:30

They write at eleven at night too.

What happens while you're with a client:

Messages at eleven at night

And on Sundays. Whoever answers first gets the booking.

Your hands are busy

Messages come in while you work and you see them hours later.

The calendar lives in the chat

Knowing what you agreed on means scrolling back through the thread.

Two appointments far apart

Two distant addresses take up the whole afternoon.

How it works

Three steps, and only one is work.

1

Connect your number

The same WhatsApp you already use. No new number, no lost chats.

2

Tell her how you work

Services, durations, hours and travel time. Once, and we can do it with you.

3

She answers for you

She replies, books and confirms. You see everything in the panel.

Why her.

She doesn't invent times.

She only offers what exists on your calendar, with your notice and duration rules.

She hands the chat over.

Anything she can't solve goes to you, and she stays quiet in that thread.

Three languages.

She answers in the language your client writes in, and calls her by name.

She counts travel time.

If you work on location, she reserves the time to get from one address to the next.

A conversation

Your client never sees an app.

She writes to the same number as always, the way she writes to anyone: nothing to install, no account. The panel is yours; she just uses WhatsApp.

She asks for the service before offering times.

She confirms with your client before booking.

If the time your client asks for isn't free, she says so.

Hi, good evening. Do you have anything this week?

11:04 p.m.

Hi! I'm Crysea, Salón Brisa's assistant. What's your name?

11:04 p.m.

Laura

11:05 p.m.

Nice to meet you, Laura. Which service would you like? Gel manicure (1h15), regular manicure (45 min) or pedicure (1h).

11:05 p.m.

Gel, and at my place if possible.

11:06 p.m.

I have Thursday 10:00 a.m. or 3:30 p.m. at your place. Both already include travel time.

11:06 p.m.

3:30 works

11:07 p.m.

Shall I confirm a gel manicure on Thursday at 3:30 p.m. at your address? Reply yes and I’ll book it.

11:07 p.m.

Yes

11:07 p.m.

Done, Laura. Thursday 3:30 p.m., at your place. I'll send a reminder the day before.

11:07 p.m.

Conversation from the pilot, names changed.

Start free with the calendar.

Turn Crysea on whenever you want. The Free plan doesn't expire.

Free

Free

$0

The full panel, without the assistant.

Calendar, clients and hours

Travel time between visits

1 person on the calendar

Three languages

Start free

Solo

Most chosen

$29/mo

Crysea answers your WhatsApp.

Everything in Free

1 WhatsApp number

Books, reschedules and cancels

Appointment reminders

Try 14 days

Team

$69/mo

For several people.

Everything in Solo

Up to 5 people

1 WhatsApp number

Guided setup

Try 14 days

Salon

$149/mo

Several numbers and locations.

Everything in Team

Up to 25 people

3 WhatsApp numbers

Priority support

Let's talk

Pricing for the plans with Crysea is still being finalised; we'll confirm yours before charging anything.

What people always ask.

Write to us and we'll set your calendar up.

Tell us how you work and we'll configure it with you. A person answers.

Our story

The golden maidens

In the Iliad, Hephaestus forged golden maidens — automatons that assisted him in his workshop, with minds, voices and skills of their own. They were the first artificial assistants in history. Crysea takes her name from them: an assistant that thinks, speaks and works for your business.