Photo and consultation
Gramroot reads the hair from a photo and walks the colourist through the consultation questions that change the formula.
Gramroot
From the first photo to the reorder, Gramroot runs every step of a colour service and refuses to guess when the chemistry is risky.

In most salons the formula is a memory, the bowl is weighed by eye and nobody knows what a colour service really cost. When a client mentions henna or an old box dye too late, the risk lands on the colourist.
We built Gramroot to carry the colour service end to end: it reads the photo, runs the consultation, stops at a safety gate, writes the formula on the colour line's own chart, then weighs it, prices it and reorders what was used.
Gramroot reads the hair from a photo and walks the colourist through the consultation questions that change the formula.
If there are signs of henna, metallic salts or an allergy, it refuses to write a formula instead of guessing.
The formula is written on the colour line's own shade chart, with grams, developer and timing.
Each bowl is weighed and priced at the salon's own cost, and what was used goes onto the reorder.



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steps in one flow
From the first photo to the reorder, the service runs as 21 steps in one place instead of a notebook, a scale and a spreadsheet.