Roots is a family salon in Riga. The page solves the problem a salon actually has: the person in the chair does not know what they want, and the stylist finds out four minutes in. So you pick one of nine cuts, upload one photo, and 13 seconds later you see yourself wearing it. Booking is the last step, not the first.

The page itself calls nothing that costs money. Every paid request and every message runs through n8n, which holds the keys and enforces the caps: two tries per session, 25 a day, 250 total. When the ceiling is reached the page shows a real prepared result instead of an error, because the person who hits that moment is judging the product.

The automation is a chain, not one trick. Photo and cut become a result, the result buys a contact, the contact attaches the picture to a booking so the stylist sees it before the person sits down, and three weeks later the same workflow emails the person their own photo with one line: your roots are showing. Then it deletes both pictures, because the page promised it would. That promise is why storage moved to an EU bucket mid-build: the first choice could not delete files at all.

Built with Base44, n8n, fal.ai Nano Banana and Supabase.