Room and session timing
T-Max room and session timing is built and in private beta testing. Configuration support will be communicated only after the working flow is verified.
TANCOMMAND SOFTWARE
Tanning Salon Software, in Private Beta
PRIVATE BETA
TanCommand is being built for tanning salon operations. T-Max room and session timing, plus connected-data interpretation and owner-facing recommendations, are in private beta testing. Sales, packages, memberships, POS, payments, marketing execution and other workflows remain in active development.
STATUS FIRST
What TanCommand is testing now—and what it is still building.
Owner-facing AI insights
Connected-data interpretation and recommendations are built and in private beta testing. They do not carry predictive guarantees or automatic-action claims.
Salon-floor records and sales context
Sales, packages, balances, memberships, customer context, appointments, and staff workflows are being refined for beta use.
Execution, payments, and outreach
Owner-approved execution, outbound messaging, payment flows, Stripe integration, cash discount support, and reporting remain in development and subject to validation.
A readiness label is not a promise of broad availability. Private beta access and scope depend on product readiness, testing, and supported configurations.
THE DAILY OPERATING QUESTIONS
Software should help organize the work around a salon—not just publish a long feature list.
A tanning salon owner needs clearer context at the front desk, in the room, and in the decisions that follow a busy day. That means asking practical questions about equipment and session flow, package context, customer history, staff handoffs, and the operational signals that need attention.
At the desk
Can staff understand the customer, package, balance, and next step without opening disconnected tools?
In the room
Can the operating flow show the verified session context and the limits of a tested controller configuration?
For the owner
Can operating information become a clear finding and a next step for the owner to review?
During a change
Can a vendor explain exports, migration limits, integration readiness, and the safeguards needed before cutover?
HOW TO EVALUATE SOFTWARE
Ask a vendor to show the workflow, status, and limits—not just check a box.
- Show the exact room, session, customer, or payment workflow a salon team would use.
- Identify tested hardware configurations and integrations by name only when verification exists.
- Separate what is broadly available from private beta testing and active development.
- Explain the source export, package, membership, and payment constraints involved in any future migration.
- Describe how outbound communication, charges, refunds, and membership-payment changes require review and approval.
FOUNDER PERSPECTIVE
Built from the workload of actual salon operations.
TanCommand is being shaped by a salon owner running three Kansas tanning and wellness locations. The product is designed around the decisions, handoffs, equipment questions, memberships, and customer context that make independent ownership demanding. That experience informs the problem being solved; it does not replace workflow verification.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Tanning salon software FAQs
Is TanCommand tanning salon software available today?
TanCommand is in private beta testing and active development. T-Max room and session timing and connected-data interpretation with owner-facing recommendations are in private beta; other workflows are not represented as broadly available.
What does TanCommand currently test in private beta?
TanCommand is testing room and session timing plus connected-data interpretation with owner-facing recommendations. Access and feature scope depend on testing, product readiness, and supported configurations.
Does TanCommand include POS, payments, memberships, and marketing?
Those product areas are in active development. TanCommand does not describe POS, payment, outbound-marketing, or membership workflows as broadly available until each supported flow is verified.
How should a salon evaluate tanning salon software?
Ask vendors to show the exact workflow, identify tested equipment configurations and verified integrations, explain migration limits, and distinguish what is available now from beta or development work.