a look at it

one enquiry, start to finish

this is someone finding you on a tuesday night and ending up in your chair, then coming back months later. every screen below is the real app.

these are screenshots of the real app on a demo workspace. the names are made up. nothing else is.

tuesday night

01

they find you and fill in your form

where on the body, how big, what they've got in mind, what they can spend. they point at a body map instead of typing "upper arm ish".

the enquiry form's body map: front and back figures, one region picked and filled
what they see · your enquiry page

wednesday, between clients

02

your phone tells you, once

a doorbell, not an inbox. the whole enquiry is on one screen before you've put your machine down, and answering is a tap.

two new enquiries on the today screen, each with style, placement and budget under the name
what you see · today

you send one link

03

your policy, their finger, their money

they read your terms, sign with a finger, and pay by card or bank transfer. it lands on their file with the terms they agreed to attached.

the deposit page a client sees: what they're agreeing to, the artist's own deposit terms, and a next button
what they see · your deposit link

session day

04

one tap and the money's logged

$650? yep. the piece moves on, the month adds up on its own, and you don't think about it again.

the end-of-session confirm: finished with sam? with one-tap yep and amount-or-method buttons
what you see · today

march, when they come back

05

the file remembers what you don't

every enquiry, reference, session, photo and dollar for one person, in one place. no scrolling back through dms to find what they said the first time.

a piece's reference photos collected in one place on its file
what you see · a piece's file

already have booking software?

plenty of artists do, and it works fine. you can run ledger alongside it as a tracker: it catches the enquiry, tells you it landed, and you log keen, booked and paid in a few taps. your own system keeps doing the booking and the paperwork.

that's a setting, not a lesser version. the ads side works the same either way.

the honest bit

there's no inbox here. the app never messages your clients and never pretends to. conversations stay in your dms where they already are, it writes the message and you send it, and stages move by themselves as you work.

how you get it

ledger comes with bonehead ads management. it isn't sold on its own and there's no waitlist.

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