Kursi
Barbers rent a professional chair by the day instead of buying one.
A good barber chair is a serious purchase, and a barber starting out, covering a busy week, or testing a second location rarely wants to make it. Kursi lets them rent one by the day from someone who already has it.
That makes it a marketplace, with all the awkwardness marketplaces have: two different kinds of user, availability that must never double-book, and enough visible history on both sides that a stranger feels safe handing over equipment.
It is built for how the trade actually runs in Lebanon — short notice, phone-first, and often arranged between people who half know each other already.
What this one demonstrates
A two-sided marketplace: availability, booking, and the trust mechanics that make strangers transact.
- Marketplace
- Bookings
- Two-sided
- Lebanon