Me
Me is your own page — every user has one, whatever their role. It holds your profile and the details customers see, your sharing links, and your personal workspace: skills, schedule, pay, and ink. Open it from Me in the sidebar, or from My Profile in the account menu.
Your profile
Section titled “Your profile”Your name and preferred name, personal details (gender, pronouns, birthdate), and the email and phone on your account. You can upload, crop, or remove a profile picture, and pick an avatar color — the same color that marks your column on the calendar and your avatar everywhere else.
With an artist seat, your profile also carries the customer-facing details below.
Public contact info
Section titled “Public contact info”Public-facing contact information shown on care pages and Web Sign — deliberately separate from your account credentials, so you can share a Google Voice number without exposing your personal cell.
- Public email — shown on care pages, separate from your login email.
- Public phone — shown on care pages, separate from your notification number.
Both are optional. Left blank, only the studio’s contact info appears. If your studio has turned off Allow provider contact info in studio settings, these fields have no effect regardless of what you set.
Social links
Section titled “Social links”Your social profiles — Facebook, Instagram, X, YouTube, TikTok, LinkedIn, and a website — shown on care pages next to your name, so customers receiving aftercare can find your work online.
Review links
Section titled “Review links”Your personal review links for Google, Yelp, and Facebook. When a customer responds positively to a care journey review prompt, your links appear alongside the studio’s, so happy customers can review you directly — useful for building your own review presence on top of the studio’s.
Share with customers
Section titled “Share with customers”With an artist seat, Me carries your sharing links. Everything here is pinned to you — a customer who follows one never picks an artist.
- Send a booking invite — a private, one-time link. You choose the work, the time, the deposit, and when it expires (two weeks unless you say otherwise). One booking per invite; the link stops working once it’s used or expires. Because you built it, it books even work that isn’t publicly bookable, and it skips the approval step — the invite is the approval.
- Book with me — your permanent booking link: your services, your available times. It doesn’t expire; copy it into a bio or print the QR code. See Booking links.
- Ideas for me — your permanent idea link. Submissions arrive already assigned to you. See Ideas.
Your workspace
Section titled “Your workspace”Your working tools, gathered on Me:
- My Skills — the services you offer and how customers book you.
- My Schedule — your hours, availability, policies, and booking rules, plus calendar subscriptions for viewing your appointments in another calendar app. See Schedules.
- My Pay — your earnings, pay stubs, payouts, and the deposits you’re holding, with the Payroll module on (the deposits view also takes Sales). See My Pay. The Artist role and a skill grant access to your own earnings; another role or individual permission can grant it separately.
- My Ink — your assigned ink and what’s expiring next, for tattoo, permanent makeup, and microblading providers. See My Ink.
My Skills and My Ink take an artist seat. My Schedule needs the Booking module. Editing availability also takes an artist seat, a skill, and access to edit your own bookings; calendar subscriptions need booking view access.
My Skills
Section titled “My Skills”My Skills lists every service you perform, with your license, your pricing, your booking setup, and your pay rule on each. It shows the same skills a manager sees on your user page, limited to your own.
Who controls what:
- Your studio decides which services you perform. Adding and removing skills take Users → Manage — if you run the shop yourself, that’s you. Your seat shows here too, but it’s assigned from your user page.
- You keep your licenses current. The default and any per-service override remain editable with a skill and seat, even without the Artist role.
- Artist access controls pricing and booking. The Artist role and a skill grant Own pricing → Manage and access to edit your own bookings. Pricing can be quoted per session, set per service with quantity tiers, or based on time with optional flat-rate tiers. Booking settings include the booking mode, appointment length, repeat time, quantity limit, buffers, deposits, consultation defaults, minimum notice, and how far ahead customers can book. Artist-wide booking windows apply to consultations and any skill without its own override.
- Your pay rule is visible, not editable. Each skill shows your effective commission and where it comes from; only the owner changes it. See Compensation.
Removing Artist leaves the skills, seat, and public bookability in place. Pricing, booking, form, and pay controls become read-only or unavailable unless another role or individual permission grants them.
Changes you make apply at every studio where you perform the service. What each setting does is covered under Skills, and the booking side in full at Online booking.
Public links on My Skills open the same Book with me and Ideas for me links and QR codes as Share with customers.
Signature
Section titled “Signature”With an artist seat, Me carries your default signature. It’s included on generated release form PDFs alongside the customer’s signature. It applies whether you review the form or not — if you take no action before the PDF is generated, your saved signature is used. During review, you can draw a fresh one instead.
You don’t need a manager for this — draw, update, or remove your signature yourself, anytime. Anyone with Users → Manage can also handle it from your user page.
Account security
Section titled “Account security”What you manage here depends on how you sign in:
Studio Account users — change your password by entering the current one and choosing a new one.
REV23 Account users — your REV23 Account is all you need to sign in. You can optionally add a studio password as a second way in, change it, or remove it to sign in exclusively with your REV23 Account.
Push notifications
Section titled “Push notifications”One switch controls push notifications on your phone or tablet. In-app notifications remain on either way. What notifies you, what pushes, and how read state syncs across devices is covered on Notifications.
Appearance
Section titled “Appearance”Appearance lives in the account menu. Two independent choices, both saved per device:
Light / Dark / System — System follows your device.
Accent theme — twelve accents that color buttons, links, and highlights throughout the app:
| Theme | Colors |
|---|---|
| Cloud (default) | Sky blue and white |
| Arcade | Cyan and pink |
| Aurora | Pink and purple |
| Blaze | Orange and rose |
| Cherry | Red and rose |
| Forest | Emerald and teal |
| Gilt | Amber and gold |
| Lavender | Soft violet |
| Midnight | Violet and indigo |
| Ocean | Blue and emerald |
| Rosegold | Rosy pink and orange |
| Shadow | Zinc and black |
Your app accent applies only to your device. Customer-facing public pages use the theme selected for the Cloud.
Switching studios
Section titled “Switching studios”Two different switches, for two different situations:
- Between your studio’s locations — with multiple studios on one Cloud, studio assignments determine which locations you can open. With no assignments, every location is available.
- Between Clouds — when your REV23 Account belongs to more than one Cloud (a guest artist working two shops), Switch Cloud in the app’s account menu takes you to the Cloud picker without signing in again.