For salons, barbershops & estheticians

    Your camera roll,
    turned into finished posts.

    Camera roll

    A raw phone photo of a silver taper, straight off the camera roll.A raw phone photo of a textured curly cut, straight off the camera roll.A raw phone photo of a clean textured crop, straight off the camera roll.
    BB

    berrybarbering

    Indianapolis, IN

    Scheduled
    The finished cut as a polished, captioned Instagram post made in SalonFawn.

    Sculpted, faded, done. He booked his next visit before he left the chair. #indybarber #freshcut

    SalonFawn

    It cuts, captions, and schedules what you film at the chair. You just approve it.

    14 days free · Cancel anytime · Nothing posts without your approval

    A crisp silver taper, shot at the chair and posted from SalonFawn.
    A textured curly cut finished in the chair, posted from SalonFawn.
    A sculpted black pompadour and fade, posted from SalonFawn.
    A clean textured crop and taper, posted from SalonFawn.

    Every one of these was made in SalonFawn, by a barber, on her phone, between clients.

    Scroll her actual feed

    You sit down to post. You open Instagram. An hour later you’ve made one post and you’re done for the night.

    SalonFawn happens outside of Instagram. Ten posts in one sitting, and you never touch the scroll.

    How it works

    Four clips. That’s the whole job.

    You're already holding your phone at the chair. This just makes it count.

    01

    The before

    Clean, still, three seconds. The one shot you can't recreate once you've started.

    02

    The hook

    The single most eye-catching second. First foils in. The first big chop. The mask coming off. Her face when it's done.

    03

    The work

    A few seconds of the process. Hands working, color developing, the blow-out, the treatment going on.

    04

    The reveal

    The after, held long enough to land. Same angle as the before. Don't rush the payoff.

    The result

    One shot at the chair.
    A post that’s ready to go.

    The same photo you’d take anyway — polished, captioned, and scheduled into a finished post. Nothing goes out until you approve it.

    A clean textured crop and taper, shot at the chair and posted from SalonFawn.
    The editor

    You film. It edits.

    Hand it the clips. You don’t trim clips, hunt for the beat, or fight with CapCut at eleven at night.

    • Picks the moment to open on
    • Cuts to the beat of the music
    • Puts your words on screen, word by word
    • Trims the ums and the dead air
    • Structures the before and the reveal so the payoff lands
    • Adds your branding
    • Sizes it for the feed
    The work is yours

    It doesn’t invent your work.

    Everything SalonFawn posts actually happened in your chair. No stock footage. No fake before-and-after. No AI-generated hands holding AI-generated shears.

    The AI cuts, captions, and schedules. The work is yours.

    Video always waits for you.

    Photos and carousels can run on their own. Anything with a client in it waits for your approval. Nothing publishes until you say so.

    If the edit isn’t right, you fix it.

    Most AI tools hand you one version and a “try again” button. SalonFawn hands you the timeline. Change a caption, swap a clip, move a cut. It’s your work. You get the last word.

    The rest of the month

    Video is the hook. Consistency is the business.

    You won’t film every week. SalonFawn keeps the feed alive anyway.

    A batch, not a blank page.

    Pick a focus and get a month of posts back: carousels, before-and-after galleries, photo posts, captions, hashtags. Review, tweak, approve.

    Captions that sound like you.

    It learns from what you've already posted, and from every edit you make. The more you use it, the less you change.

    It picks the timing.

    Posts go out across Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook when your people are actually looking.

    It brings you back.

    When the queue runs low, you get a nudge. You never go quiet without meaning to.

    Why we built it

    Built for one barber.

    I built SalonFawn for my wife.

    She’s a barber here in Indianapolis and she’s very good at it. She was also invisible online. Not because she didn’t care. She’d sit down to post, open Instagram, and an hour later she’d have made one post and lost the evening. Then nothing for weeks.

    So I built the thing she’d actually use. She films four clips at the chair. She approves what comes back. That’s the whole routine. She went from one post and a lost hour to ten posts in a sitting, and people started finding her.

    Her feed has run on SalonFawn since May. It’s a real account, not a mockup. Go scroll it.

    @rberry1987

    — Hans, founder

    “SalonFawn helps me create posts without getting lost in the social media scroll.”

    Rebecca Berry, Berry Barbering. Also my wife, which is exactly why she was the first person to use it.

    Pricing

    One decision: which plan.

    14 days free, full access, video included. All paid plans include unlimited manual posts.

    It costs less than what one new client pays you.

    Most popular

    Solo

    One chair, one voice.

    $39/mo
    • 1 voice
    • 20 posts a month
    • 4 videos a month

    Studio

    A few chairs, a few locations.

    $69/mo
    • 3 locations / voices
    • 60 posts a month
    • 12 videos a month

    Collective

    Five or more locations.

    Talk to us
    • 5+ locations / voices
    • Volume that fits your group
    • White-glove onboarding

    Film your
    next client.

    Four clips. That’s the ask.

    14 days free. Cancel anytime.