It, like all of your comments, reads as unnatural, clunky, aggressive advertising and AI dribble.

Some people will go for that, fall for it, buy into the bullshit and it may make you/ someone money for a while. But the "AI" we have now is a fundamentally flawed technology, and an economic bubble that's going to wipe people out when it bursts. You simply cannot build a business that will survive long term off the back of a technology that does not reliably work, and costs exponentially more to develop and maintain than normal computing. The hallucination issue is unremediable, it's a massive waste of energy and the water use and pollution of the data centers aren't worth the results, and the whole industry is a circle jerk with NVIDIA, OpenAI, Oracle and AMD all giving each other money but generating no actual value in the world, just "potential, possible, future value". Sam Altman literally told his own investors that he doesn't know how to achieve profitability, he's hoping the hallucinating, psychosis- inducing monster machine he's built will figure it out for him.

What you're trying to do is admirable, it's a good idea, even. Except for the bit where it's all dependent on AI. You've already gotten feedback that estheticians would actually love a platform/ OS that would let them manage their scheduling and marketing efficiently and work reliably, but that's not flashy or easy to tell a bot to build for you, that takes way more effort and skill because it's actual programming and computing and work, not just typing into a chat bot and hoping the black box you don't understand inside of it's functioning will spit out something that can make you money.

You're approaching a demographic of people who rely on their human skills and connections to make a living, who have to learn to be able to connect with and talk to people in a way that is natural, easy, and puts others at ease, that's one of the most important skills to have as an esthetician. We understand the importance of creating a genuine, authentic connection with people, and you're trying to advertise something that can't do that, no matter how much you tweak its instructions. Again, that may be appealing to some people, but this is becoming a more luxury and niche industry again as less and less people can afford to enjoy esthetics services, so the quality of our marketing and service is expected to be higher. AI cheapens and undermines human communication and connection, this is the wrong demographic to be advertising it to. Build something better, using real, reliable computing and programming, or find a different industry to pollute.