Don't know what to post? Kairo does.
Studio is where your salon's analysis becomes content ready to post. It starts from what Kairo has already seen — the empty days, the services that pay, what nearby salons post and you don't — asks you two questions, and hands you the finished graphic, in your palette and your voice.
Your data. Your brand. A designer always at work.
Your salon's data
Agenda, takings, services, clients who don't come back: Studio knows what makes sense to push this week.
Your brand
Kairo proposes colours, typefaces and tone by reading your posts. You confirm them once, and they hold for good.
The designer's craft
Composition, hierarchy, legibility, margins: the work under the hood that separates a well-made post from a rushed one.
Design tools already exist, and they're full of templates. But they ask for the two things you don't have: time and an idea. Studio starts from the idea, because your numbers give it one. That's why it doesn't hand you “a nice post”: it hands you the post your salon needs this week.
Content starts from your numbers.
In Positioning, Kairo compares your salon with those nearby: posting rhythm, formats, topics others cover and you don't. As long as it stays an analysis, it's one more chart to look at.
Now that analysis has a button. “Go to Studio” carries the gap into a project already written: Studio opens by telling you where it would start, and you only have to say yes.
Your brand, in black and white. Read from your posts.
Before drawing anything, Studio looks at what you've already posted and proposes the salon's kit: the palette, the two typefaces, the tone you use with clients and the style of the images — the light, the materials, the calm of a composition.
Nothing is saved until you confirm. You can change anything, or ask for it in words. From then on every draft is born yours: the colours are yours, and there are no others.
It interviews you the way a good creative would.
Nobody does good work starting from “make me a post”. Studio asks you the right questions, one at a time, with the answers ready to tap: what we're pushing, for whom, on which days, which service.
Then it writes the brief and has you read it: what the image tells, who it speaks to, what should happen to whoever sees it. Until you confirm it, Kairo generates nothing. No credits spent on guessing.
A designed page, not a photo.
What arrives isn't a photo with some text on top. It's a composition: a subject with room to breathe, a column of text on the free side of the image, one hierarchy, the price as the only element that scales up.
Studio knows where the subject of the photo is and doesn't write over it. If the text doesn't fit, it tightens it, moves it where the image is calm, or tells you. And if you want to move something by hand, you drag it: the rest rearranges around it.
It also tells you when it didn't come out well.
Every draft goes past a critic's eye before it reaches you, and you see the judgement plainly: “Ready”, or “Needs work” with the reason in words — a line that ends up over dark hair, a blow-dry that looks messy, text that can't be read on the background.
It's the part no image generator gives you: an editorial standard that doesn't depend on your eye. And it doesn't stop at the judgement — it redoes the work and brings you the corrected version.
Three different requests. Three different results.
It isn't a template with the photo swapped. For each project Studio picks a composition for the goal you gave it: a seasonal announcement isn't designed like a product launch, and a story doesn't read like a post. These three all came from the same salon, the same afternoon, with the same kit.
A crooked photo. A campaign.
No set, no photographer, nothing to learn. You shoot the product where it is — on the counter, on the arm of the sofa, in whatever light there is — and upload it to the project. Studio lifts it off its background, builds a scene around it in your salon's colours, writes the headline and the call to action, and hands it to you ready to post.
- The product stays yours, not a stock photo
- Kairo builds the background, in your kit's colours
- No cutting out by hand
Sunday night is yours again. The salon gets seen.
Open Studio when you have five minutes, say yes to what Kairo proposes, and download content that looks like a design studio made it. No extra subscription, no new software, no evening lost looking for an idea: it already has the idea, because it reads your numbers every day.
I want to try itIt goes out in your name, with care.
It opens on your real posts
Studio switches on once the salon has connected and let Kairo read its Instagram, Facebook page or TikTok: the brand is read from there, not invented.
You post
Studio prepares and hands you the file. It posts nothing for you and doesn't touch your social profiles.
Photos of clients
If you upload a photo with people in it, you're asked to confirm they agree. Location and capture data are removed from the file before it goes anywhere.
Clear costs
Studio uses your plan's AI credits: you pay for the images delivered to you. A failed attempt costs you nothing, and the price doesn't change by surprise.
Studio questions
- Do I need to know how to use design software?
- No. You work by talking: Kairo asks you two or three questions with the answers ready to tap, and hands you the finished graphic. If you then want to move a headline or change its size you can drag it, but you don't have to.
- Where does it get my salon's colours and typefaces?
- From your posts. Studio reads what you've already posted on the salon's profiles and proposes a palette, two typefaces, the tone you use and the style of the images. Nothing is saved before you confirm the kit, and you can change it whenever you like.
- Which formats can I get?
- Posts and stories for Instagram and Facebook, carousels, A5 flyers and A4 posters. From the same draft you can ask for another format without starting over.
- Does Kairo post the content for me?
- No. Studio prepares the content and hands it to you, with the caption ready to copy. Posting stays your choice, and Studio has no write access to your profiles.
- Can I use photos of my salon?
- Yes. You upload them to the project and Studio uses them as the subject, or as a style reference. If there are people in the photo you're asked to confirm they agree; location data is removed from the file.
- What does it mean that drafts have a verdict?
- Before showing you a draft, Kairo judges it: if something doesn't hold — text that's hard to read, a covered subject, a detail that doesn't tell the service well — it writes it out plainly and prepares a corrected version. You always see the reason in words, never a score.
- How much does Studio cost?
- It's included in your plan: it uses the AI credits your plan includes, and you pay only for the images actually delivered to you. A failed attempt isn't charged.
- Do I need Instagram or Facebook connected?
- Yes, at least one of the salon's profiles — Instagram, Facebook page or TikTok — connected and already read by Kairo. That's where Studio gets your brand: without it, it wouldn't know what you look like.
It knows what to post. Now it designs it.
Studio lives in Marketing, in Kairo. Open it, confirm your brand kit and the first draft is a matter of minutes.
P.S. The post you didn't publish this week is an empty slot in the agenda next week. Studio is the quickest way not to get there.