Co-Labs · Liah
Judge for yourself: talk to Liah and book an appointment, right now.
Maison Corvel is a barber invented to show you the real product: diary, shop, Liah. Open it, talk to her, book. Then we show you the rest under your name, during a call.
Hello, I’m Liah, the receptionist at Salon Vuille.
Tomorrow morning I still have 09:00, 10:30 and 11:30.
11:30, that works.
She introduces herself in the salon’s name, not oursHere, an example salon; in the demo, Maison Corvel; at yours, your business name.
Ask her for a timeShe offers the salon’s genuinely free hours — the demo’s too.
The appointment is written into the diaryHere, into that of an example salon; in the demo, into Maison Corvel’s — you see the whole gesture.
Prefer to click? The booking flow is right thereService, barber, time: on the demo too, you can book without Liah.
She books, moves, cancels, advises. And nothing else. She takes no payment and never commits on your behalf: what she cannot do, she does not make up.
Try it now, the way your client would
Open to everyone, no account to create.
“Try a booking” opens Maison Corvel, a fictional barber running on the product you are buying, with Liah already open in the name of the house. Nothing to install: you are the client.
Ask her for a beard trim: she offers the free hours, you confirm with a button, the appointment is written into the salon’s diary. Prefer to click? The booking flow is there.
Talk to Liah
Services, prices, hours: ask her the question your client asks. She answers in French, in a few sentences.
Book an appointment
Through Liah or through the booking flow: service, barber, time. The appointment is added to your calendar, and a link moves or cancels it.
Open the shop
Six products, a cart, an order: payment there is simulated, not a single franc changes hands.
A real engine beneath an invented salon: what you are trying
The “Fictional salon” banner says so at the top of every page.
What is calculated is real: the slots, the diary, the service menu Liah reads. What is told is invented: the name, the three barbers, the reviews, the address.
- The diaryreal slots, calculated from the salon’s hours and the length of the service, re-read at the moment of writing
- The serviceseight, each with a duration and a price, the service menu Liah reads: “Beard trim, 30 min, 40 CHF”
- The photosreal, uploaded by the same path an owner takes from her back office; the product brand, invented
- The saloninvented: name, barbers, reviews, address — so the site offers no directions
- Liaha few questions per hour and per visitor; beyond that, she says when she will be back, and online booking stays open
- Your trialsappointments and orders are written into the demonstration alone; your details follow its privacy policy (deleted on request at info@co-labs.ch)
With us, during a call: your trade, your name on screen
The demo shows a barber; your business has other words, other durations.
Tell us your trade: during a call, we open the product under your name, on the screens you will use. Your workspace is then set up with you.
Your site, under your name
The preview lights up as soon as your trade is chosen: your business name, your colours, your words. An existing site? We read it and show you three versions of it.
Your back office
The diary, the till, the client records, the figures — opened live, not as screenshots.
Liah at yours
Her first answers, deduced from your trade and your services the moment they are entered — nothing to write.
What becomes of your request
Three fields, a person who replies to you.
Your business, your name, your email; phone, trade and two lines about your situation are optional. No card, no password, no account. Your request arrives in our own tool, and a person replies to you.
- A person repliesno robot writes in our place, no automatic follow-up
- No listyour address enters no newsletter
- No resaleyour contact details are used to reply to you and to follow up your request, nothing else
- Your requestit belongs to Co-Labs alone, and no one else reads it
- Your rightsaccess, rectification, erasure, at contact@co-labs.ch: our privacy policy
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