The quiet parts of running a practice, handled.
Aurum Haus is booking and deposit software for tattoo artists, and a private place for the people they tattoo. It exists because the alternative is a direct-message inbox, a spreadsheet, and hoping the deposit turns up.
What it does
Booking
Clients ask for time; you decide. Requests arrive with everything you need to answer them, and nothing is confirmed until you say so.
Deposits that hold
Taken when the booking is made, on the terms you set — not the platform's. Refunds are yours to issue, in the app, without an email to support.
The client's own place
Hers, not a folder inside your account. Reference photographs, healed work, and the details of an appointment, in one place she reaches and nobody else does — where she decides photo by photo who sees what, and can stop sharing at any time.
The Design Lab
Concept images and placement previews, generated and clearly marked as simulations. A way to talk about an idea before anyone commits skin to it.
Where it stands
One studio runs on it today — Soot, which is my own. That is the whole customer list, and it is deliberate: the software handles real bookings and real money before it is offered to anyone else’s practice.
It is built for single artists and small shops — the case where the person taking the booking is also the person doing the work, and an afternoon lost to admin is an afternoon not spent tattooing.
If that sounds like your practice, write to me.
There is no sign-up form yet. Artists and studios are brought on one at a time, by hand, so that the first conversation is with the person who built it.