Tattoo waiver app

A waiver signed on the client’s phone, time-stamped, and filed with the piece.

Totally Ink sends the consent form through the client’s portal link before the session. They sign on their phone, the signature is time-stamped the moment they submit, and the waiver stays on the project next to the deposit and the design. No binder, no clipboard, no scanning.

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In artists’ own words

The paperwork is the part nobody wants

“It’s a lot to go back and forth with.”

Tattoo artist, Reddit

“Our shop gets no-shows constantly. CONSTANTLY.”

Tattoo artist, Reddit

“I’ve had people no show on $900 tattoos.”

Tattoo artist, Reddit

What changes

Consent that is signed before the chair, and findable after

Signed before they sit down

The waiver link goes out with the booking. Clients sign on their phone ahead of time, so the session starts at the chair, not at the clipboard.

“It’s less daunting for people rather than messaging.”
Tattoo artist, Reddit

Time-stamped the moment they submit

Every waiver records who signed and when. If a client ever disputes what was agreed, the record is on the project, and it does not go missing.

“My appointments disappeared one day and that was a nightmare.”
Tattoo artist, Reddit

Filed with the piece, not in a drawer

The signed waiver sits on the client’s project with the deposit, the references, the approved design and every session.

“All the info for each client/tattoo is in one place.”
Tattoo artist, Reddit

Two gates before the chair

The deposit confirms the slot and the waiver confirms consent. Both are on the project before the client walks in, so session day is just the tattoo.

“Clients only get put into my calendar after they’ve sent me a deposit.”
Tattoo artist, Reddit

Side by side

A binder of paper, versus a signed record on the project

TodayWith Totally Ink

A paper waiver signed at the chair, filed in a binder.

Signed on the client’s phone before the session, time-stamped on submit.

Finding one means flipping through months of paper.

It sits on the client’s project, next to the deposit and the design.

A Jotform or Google Form, in a different account from your bookings.

One form, in the same place as the booking it belongs to.

Scanning or photographing the page so there is a copy somewhere.

The signed copy is the record. Nothing to scan or retype.

Plans and what each one includes are on the pricing page.

Built with artists, not around them

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