bad haircuts are optional now.
see a cut on your own face before anyone touches your hair. then book the barber near you who actually nails it.
get the cut you've always wanted.
most bad haircuts start with a guess: a blurry screenshot, a vague description, a barber picked because he was close. KALOS swaps the guess for your own face, your look from three angles, and barbers ranked by how well they cut it.
from the idea to the mirror.
six steps. the first three happen on your couch, the last three in the chair.
front, side and back. about twenty seconds.
real cuts on your own hair, side by side.
pick the one. it’s saved with your photos.
barbers near you, ranked by how well they cut it.
your look and notes go with the request.
react after. nailed it is five hearts.
rated by the people in the chair.
after every cut, the client reacts like it’s a text. those reactions become a barber’s hearts, so the score reflects real, booked haircuts.
not it, pretty good, they cooked, or nailed it. that’s the whole review.
each reaction is worth hearts. a barber’s score is the average.
you can only react to a haircut you actually got through KALOS.
top barber, fade specialist, replies fast. none of them can be bought.
20 founding chairs in north seattle.
3 months free, then $40 a month with no commission on any cut. clients arrive with their look attached, matched to the cuts you do best. it syncs with Square, or with your calendar.
founding barbers go live nov 1