Sweet Tattoo
An app for fresh tattoo aftercare: a day-by-day healing tracker, treatment timers, studio booking and a shop for care products. The studio’s first product that lives in a pocket rather than a browser.
- Client
- Sweet Tattoo
- Industry
- Tattoo studio
- Product
- Mobile app
- Year
- 2026
- Platforms
- iOS · Android
- Scenarios
- Classic · protective film
- Languages
- Ukrainian · English
- Role
- Design & build
Four weeks of aftercare in four steps
The app’s home screen is not a menu but today: what to do now and what comes next.
Start the tracker
After the session the client starts the tracker and picks a healing method — classic or under a protective film. From there the app leads.
A day-by-day planTreatment on a timer
Wash and apply cream every few hours: a timer to the next round, the dose and a list of things to avoid.
Timer · remindersFilm or moisturising
A branch for each method: when to remove the film, when to switch to morning-and-evening moisturising, what to watch for.
Two care branchesBooking and shop
The next session is booked in the app, and the right products come from the studio’s shop — no hunting for “something similar” at a pharmacy.
Booking · shopAftercare lived in voice notes and paper slips
After the session the client was left with a leaflet. Rules got confused, steps got skipped — and the artist’s work suffered.
The same instructions every time
After every session the artist repeated the same few minutes. The client listened once — and forgot by day three.
Two different protocols
Classic healing and a protective film need different actions on different days. On a paper leaflet it got confusing.
Products bought at random
A specific cream was recommended, “something similar” was bought at a pharmacy. A worse result — and a complaint to the studio.
A plan instead of a leaflet
The app knows which healing day it is and shows only what needs doing right now.
Timers and reminders
Washing, cream, film — each step with a timer and a push. Nothing to keep in your head.
Booking and shop inside
The next session and the right products are in the same app, from the studio rather than a pharmacy.
Seven screens of the app
From starting the tracker to the shop — the path a client walks in the first weeks after a session.
What the app does
The artist stops repeating instructions, and the client sees their day and the next step.
