Looks was built for beauty and nothing else.

A health declaration signed before the treatment, before and after photos on the client record, and a deposit taken when she books. These are not add-ons to a general system. They are what a working day in beauty is made of.

All of it in Hebrew, right to left, including the WhatsApp agent that answers your clients while you work.

Every table here has one column for us and one for the system beside it. The rows about the other companies were read off their own marketing pages, and we did not test the products themselves.

"Not documented" means we did not find the capability documented on their site, not that it is absent from the product. A row marked "not checked" stays that way until somebody checks it, because filling it in with a guess would make the whole table untrustworthy.

No app store ratings, no customer counts and no review page about a competitor. None of those numbers is audited, and a number that cannot be verified is not published.

A comparison page answers how two systems differ. Once you have decided, the question is what comes with you, and there is a separate page per system for that.