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Care Page

Every care journey has a personalized care page — a web page your customer can access from any device. It shows their healing progress, aftercare instructions, service details, and links to contact your studio. Customers receive the link in their scheduled care messages.

Care pages are always individual — one per service session, even when messages are consolidated for multiple services in one visit.

The care page displays the following sections in order:

Your studio’s logo, name, and brand color theming.

  • Artist photo
  • Service type and description
  • Placement
  • Artist name
  • Service date
  • “Session X of Y” indicator showing which session this is within the service (e.g. “Session 2 of 3” for a multi-session tattoo project)

A progress bar showing how far along the customer is in their healing journey (if enabled in the care plan).

  • 14 days or fewer — Shows “Day X of Y” (e.g. “Day 5 of 14”).
  • 15 days or more — Shows “Week X of Y” (e.g. “Week 3 of 8”).
  • Complete — Shows a “Healing Complete” message.

A visual timeline of the care plan’s healing stages. Completed stages show a checkmark, the current stage shows a pulsing dot, and future stages are dimmed. Each stage shows its name and instructions.

The precare and aftercare markdown content from the care plan. This is the same content you write in the care plan’s precare and aftercare sections.

Supplies used during the session — inks, needles, jewelry, and salves — giving the customer a record of exactly what was used.

A link to the signed release form PDF, if available.

Your studio’s phone number and email displayed as tappable buttons so customers can reach you easily. Studio contact info visibility is controlled by the Show studio email and Show studio phone toggles in studio settings.

When the provider has public contact info configured and the studio allows provider contact info, a “Reach [provider name] directly” section appears below the studio contact info with the provider’s public phone and/or email.

Sentiment buttons — Great, Okay, Not Good — appear after the configured delay. The customer’s response determines what happens next:

  • Great or Okay → Redirected to your studio’s review platform (Google, Yelp, or Facebook).
  • Not Good → Feedback is sent privately to the studio.

This requires review platforms to be configured in your studio settings.

A custom follow-up message encouraging the customer to book their next appointment. Appears after the configured delay. Useful for piercing downsizing, PMU touch-ups, or next-session scheduling.

Studio social links and a “Powered by REV23 Cloud” footer.

A link at the bottom allows customers to manage their message preferences.

When a customer taps the unsubscribe link, they see two options:

  • Unsubscribe from this service only — Stops messages for this specific care journey.
  • Unsubscribe from all care messages — Stops all care messages from this studio.

A confirmation message reflects their choice. After unsubscribing, the customer is shown a review prompt to capture feedback from disengaging customers.

The care page itself remains accessible after unsubscribing — only scheduled messages are stopped.

Unsubscribe URL format: https://<your-studio>.rev23.com/care/{journeyId}/{accessKey}/unsubscribe