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I actually think a mobile webpage may work better than this crummy app at remembering my password. The app isn’t really app but a glorified webpage. It is not very well tailored to their business model. Would’ve been nice if the icon for the new app looked slightly different so I could tell it from the old one (and know that I am deleting the correct app).Īll in all, it looks like this is some off-the-shelf product used by keep it cut. In the new app I don’t even think they work properly. Switching between stores is frustrating to say the least.Įverything requires six more steps than the previous app.Ĭalendar reminders were seamless in the old app.

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A step which was unnecessary in the old app.Įvery time the app updates, you will be asked to enter your username and password to login.

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Every time you launch the app you will be asked to enter your ZIP Code. It’s obvious this isn’t really an app but just a webpage. Thanks KIC for spending $34 dollars to pay someone overseas to make your LAME APP!!!! Which helped me not feel so embarrassed…though it’s embarrassing for KIC. The girl (this one one much better with people) actually said she was sorry, but she admitted that it happens all the time. then, just under that, it says the day AFTER tomorrow’s date with its availability all visually loud: a ton of openings! So unless you are vigilant to what the DATE is, and unless you read it all (despite the major heading “tomorrow” REMAINING overhead), you will wrongly schedule yourself and show up on the wrong date. So I got the darn app…and what’s cool is I have to keep signing into it, despite selecting the “remember me” option every single time 😄 (so…🤔…it’s a web link, not an app?) Then I select the day I am available and it KEEPS the heading “tomorrow” all big and bold… and just under it, it says tomorrow’s date, with “0 openings” written out all plain and visually quiet. She said all attitudinally, “📞💁🏼‍♀️we have to stop cutting hair to answer the phone, that’s why we have the app.

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I was directed to the app by a very short-with-people kinda girl who didn’t want to schedule me on the phone because I don’t think she knows how to be nice 🤭.

I suggest skipping the headache and just booking using their website. Booking on their website has some issues as well, though this is not as frequent as with the app.

When re-scanning, the same schedule will appear or no times will show up at all. The schedule will show times that don’t exist or are no longer available, preventing a time/stylist being booked or scheduling an appointment that cannot be fulfilled due to the time, availability, or stylist not existing. I book for myself as well as a guest and attempted to book only myself but still had issues successfully booking an appointment. Among the “Remember Me” and auto-fill functionality not working, attempting to book a time is practically impossible. I learned of the app through the website but have never been able to book using the app. I tried Keepitcut and was satisfied with the price and services received despite certain stylists lacking any and all customer service skills (specifically when dealing with them over the phone, even if they call and leave a message that requires a call back). I recently moved to the Phoenix Area and have been searching for a new hair stylist.