Colorbook keeps each client's formula, outcome, product cost, and next-time notes together, so you know what to keep, change, or watch before you mix.
What stays with the service
Pre-chair recall
Partial highlight · last visit memory

Last formula
Root shadow + gloss
6N + 6G · 40g · 20 vol
Last outcome
Soft beige finish
mids stayed a little warm
Today's adjustment
Cooler gloss today
keep root shadow · watch warm mids
Keep
soft root shadow
Change
cooler gloss
If the formula lives in memory, buried notes, or scattered photos, the next visit starts with reconstruction. Colorbook helps you save the real service as it happens so the next appointment starts with context and product cost is easier to understand later.
Balayage & Tone
Root Touch Up
Creative Color
Product usage follows the memory
Colorbook starts with the real visit: formula, grams, outcome, and next-time memory. Product cost becomes clearer because it stays tied to what actually happened.
Formula
what was mixed
Grams
what was used
Cost
what is complete
Colorbook helps solo colorists hold onto what happened in the chair, then keep product usage and product cost tied back to the real service without adding hardware or replacing the rest of their stack.
Save formulas, notes, photos, and changes while the appointment is happening so the next visit starts with what really happened.
When the service is captured properly, product usage and product cost are easier to review before checkout.
No proprietary Bluetooth scale. No extra setup. No hardware dependency just to keep service memory and cost context organized.
Whether you're running a mature repeat-color book, setting up your own space, or working across locations, Colorbook keeps formulas, visit context, and cost clarity close to the service.
For suite owners, established booth renters, and independent color specialists with a real repeat book.

Not built for payroll, front desk, POS, booking, or team operations. Built for one independent color workflow.
Booking and payment live elsewhere. Colorbook keeps the formula, cost, and what to do next tied to the service.
What Colorbook handles
The actual color service
What we skip
Everything around the desk
Keep the color work in one place
Join the launch list to see when Colorbook opens and whether the workflow fits your chairside routine.
Hear when pricing, launch timing, and workflow-fit details are concrete.
Colorbook starts with repeatable service memory. Once the service is captured correctly, product usage, product cost, and the cost check at checkout become easier to understand without turning color work into bookkeeping.
Repeat color starts faster when the last formula, notes, photos, and service context are already there instead of living in memory.
Total Formula
90gWella 7N + 6% 20vol
Colorbook keeps product cost tied to the saved service, while checkout keeps the final charge separate.
Keep formulas, preferences, and recent color history together so repeat appointments start with context.
Why this matters financially
Colorbook starts with repeatable service memory. Once the service is captured correctly, product usage, bowl cost, and waste become easier to see without turning color work into bookkeeping.
When the service is saved properly, product usage no longer depends on rough recall after the appointment.
Cost gets easier to trust when it is tied back to the real formula, the real visit, and the real amount used.
Overmixing, forgotten bowls, and inconsistent usage are easier to spot when the service history is already connected.
Hear when pricing, launch timing, and workflow-fit details are concrete.
Join the launch list to hear when Colorbook is ready, what Colorbook Core costs, and whether it fits the way you work.
Pricing when it’s ready, launch timing when access gets close, and product updates that help you decide whether Colorbook belongs in your chair.
If repeat color still depends on memory, buried notes, or scattered photos, Colorbook is built for that exact problem.
When service capture gets cleaner, product usage and product cost become easier to trust too.
One list. A few useful updates.
No generic newsletter. Just the details worth revisiting.