Tattify

Not another generic scheduling app.Booking software that thinks like an artist, not a spreadsheet.

Requests, chats, calendar and deposits — all in one place.

Tattify's Explore screen, where clients browse nearby artists and their portfoliosTattify's Requests and Manage screens: new tattoo requests behind the artist's next appointment and client conversations

Your request pile is out of control.

A full day at the shop. Then hours more going through direct messages — the same twenty or thirty questions, asked one at a time, for every single person. If someone’s slow to reply, a single conversation can stretch across days before you even know if it’s a piece you want.

That’s not a scheduling problem. That’s hours of unpaid work, every night, just to find out who’s actually ready to book.

Tattify's Requests tab: a list of new tattoo requests, each with the client, when it was submitted, and their reference photos

Qualified clients struggle to find you.

Posting your work and hoping the algorithm shows it to the right person isn’t a strategy. A client looking for an artist near them, in a specific style, has no real way to find you unless they already know your name.

Tattify puts your portfolio in front of people who are actually searching — filtered by location and style, no algorithm, no luck required.

Tattify's Explore screen: clients searching for artists near an address, within a set distance, each with their portfolio

One complete request, not thirty messages.

Your questions, asked once
Build your own request form once — every question you'd normally ask, one time. From then on, every inquiry that lands in your queue already has the answers. No more back-and-forth just to find out if it's a piece you want.
Deposits, collected automatically
No more chasing Venmo mid-conversation, or wondering if a deposit is actually coming before you hold the date. Tattify handles it as part of the request itself.
Know instantly if it's worth your time
A complete, quotable picture the moment a request arrives — size, placement, references, availability, all of it — so you can say yes, say no, or ask one real follow-up question, instead of twenty.

Thirty questions, one at a time

Deposit secured
A complete tattoo request in Tattify: description, reference photo, size, and placement, all answered up front

One dedicated chat for every tattoo request.

  • Messaging tied directly to the request — no more digging through your DMs to find one conversation.
A Tattify chat between an artist and a client, ending in a booked appointment

One place for every client, every conversation.

  • Know where every conversation stands — every chat tagged with its own status.
Tattify's Manage tab: the next appointment up top, and every client conversation below it tagged with where it stands

Your calendar, actually under control

  • Built-in scheduling that won't double-book you.
  • Block off the days you're not working, in seconds.
  • Reschedules that stay clean — no renegotiating a whole conversation over a date change.
Tattify's calendar, with booked days marked across the month

Get paid, without the paperwork

  • Charge for the tattoo in the app if you want — tips included, no card reader needed.
  • Payouts happen automatically. No invoices, no manual transfers, no waiting on you to remember.
  • A real, accurate record of what you've earned and what's still coming — no more guessing.

A secured deposit means you’re never left empty-handed when someone flakes.

Tattify's Payment History screen: total income, deposits and tattoo payments collected, and income by month

A real professional presence

  • Your best work, organized and easy to browse — not buried in a feed.
  • Full control over your own pricing, deposit amounts, and what your request form asks — nothing generic, nothing locked in.
An artist's Tattify profile: portfolio photos, studio and location, styles, and a Request Appointment button with the deposit shown up front

We didn’t guess what artists need — we asked them.

Tattify is launching soon.

Submitted to the App Store and awaiting Apple’s review. Coming to Google Play soon.

  • App Store · submitted, launching soon
  • Google Play · coming soon