Timma is a booking and management platform for salons. Salons use it to run their day: the appointment calendar, customer records, checkout and card payments, invoicing and reporting. Their customers use it to find a salon and book an appointment, either on the salon's own site or through the Timma marketplace.
This space is the shared home for how Timma works, what we are building, and what has shipped.
Start here
Page | What you will find |
|---|---|
Where every feature stands and who can use it. Start here if a customer asks "can I use this yet?" | |
What changed each week, in plain language. | |
Customer support's own reference material. | |
Step-by-step guides. | |
Who does what, and who to ask. |
What we build
Product | Who uses it | What it does |
|---|---|---|
Timma Pro | Salons | The main tool salons work in: calendar, customers, checkout, payments, invoicing and reports. |
Online booking | Salon customers | The booking flow customers use on a salon's own website. |
Marketplace | Salon customers | Where people discover salons and book without knowing them first. |
Salon websites | Salons | Website builder so a salon can have a site with booking built in. |
AI Assistant | Salons | Built into Timma Pro. Answers questions about the salon's own data. |
Card payments | Salons | Taking payment in the salon, either on an iPhone with Tap to Pay or with a card terminal. |
Timma Hallinta | Timma staff | Internal admin tool for managing salon accounts. |
Where we operate
Finland, Sweden, Norway, Estonia and Latvia, with Denmark being added. Features do not always launch everywhere at once, so check Product Team for country availability before promising anything.
Systems and tools
Tool | Used for |
|---|---|
All Timma development work. Weekly releases are the | |
Source code for every Timma service and app. | |
Designs and the shared component library for Timma Pro. |
Links still to add
Redash (analytics and reporting), Intercom (customer messaging) and the relevant Slack channels belong in the table above. Whoever owns them, please add them — they were left out rather than guessed at.