Run your kitchen showroom from one place.

No, but be realistic about the first version: today migration means sending us the spreadsheet and we map it into your account by hand, at no charge. A self-serve importer is on the roadmap and is the thing most likely to get built next. Nothing is deleted from your spreadsheet either way — keep it until you trust the replacement.

A CRM models a deal moving through a pipeline. A showroom order is not a deal — it has a door style, a cabinet line, a twelve-week lead time, a field measure date, an installer, and an add-on order raised four months after it was marked complete. Salone models that directly, and lets you decide which of those fields your showroom actually uses.

If you are one designer with four live jobs, honestly yes — a spreadsheet is fine and we would rather tell you that than take your money. It starts paying for itself around the point where two people need the same answer and get different ones.

Your account goes read-only. Nothing is deleted, and you can export everything at any time, including after you have cancelled. There is no ransom step where your data is held until you pay for one more month.

It is a list of clients, a list of orders, and a calendar. Designers are typically working in it the same afternoon. The part worth spending time on is deciding which fields you want on the order form — that is a conversation, not training.

Yes, in the browser — it is built responsive, and the screens most used on the floor work at phone width. There is no native app yet, and we would rather say that plainly than call a mobile web page an app.

No. Every table is isolated at the database level using Postgres row-level security, scoped by company, not filtered in application code. A query that forgot its company filter returns nothing rather than someone else's clients — the isolation does not depend on us writing every query correctly.

You won't be routing a ticket through a 2,300-person vendor and waiting a quarter. Salone is small and stays close to the showrooms that use it, so a change request reaches someone who can actually act on it. That responsiveness is the upside of a small vendor — and the honest flip side is that we keep the core tight rather than saying yes to everything.

14 days, every feature, no credit card up front. If you want to keep going at the end, we'll send you an invoice. If you do not, the account goes read-only and you can export your data.