Built from the gaps I saw every day.
Working in salons, I saw how much of the day happened outside the software that was supposed to make it easier.
Booking lived in one place. Color formulas and product usage lived somewhere else. Inventory had to be tracked separately. Checkout was another step. And as a salon grew, the cost of keeping everyone connected often grew with it.
None of those tools were necessarily the problem on their own. The problem was that the work didn’t happen separately.
So I started with a different question:
What if the software worked the way the salon does?
That’s what became Opavé.
Booking, client history, checkout, color formulas, product usage, inventory, and the details that connect them all live in one place. A color formula isn’t just saved—it can tell you what was used, what it cost, what’s left in inventory, and what you’ll need for the clients already on your books.
One platform, built around the work happening behind the chair.
