Built for this trade. Not adapted to it.
Salon and spa software treats every service as one price and one visit. Paramedical work is areas and inches, sessions over months, consent that matters, and healing you need to see.
Skintilo grew out of the system a working paramedical studio built for itself.
Six questions a salon app can't answer.
What you'd be piecing together otherwise.
| What a paramedical studio needs | A salon booking app | Spreadsheets and email | Skintilo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pricing that matches the workby body area with discounts, or by the inch for scars | ✕One fixed price per service | ~You work it out and text it back | ✓Priced live on the booking page, the website and the quote |
| A treatment plan for every body areasessions planned, done and paid, per area | ✕Each visit is a new, unrelated appointment | ~A tab per client, if you keep it up | ✓Each area shows its session count and balance, updated when you log a session |
| Deposits and no-show feescharged under the terms the client agreed to | ~A deposit, but the no-show is a phone call | ✕An invoice and a chase | ✓The fee the client ticked at booking is charged to the card on file |
| Consent with a health historysigned on your phone or by link, kept as a PDF | ✕A generic waiver, if that | ✕Paper in a drawer | ✓Your own form; answers you flagged show in red before the session |
| A session log with settings and photosink, voltage, needle and photos per body area | ✕Not something it does | ~Notes in one place, photos in another | ✓Settings and before, during and after photos on the session, stored privately |
| Healing photos from the clienton day 5, 14 and 28 after each session | ✕Not something it does | ✕A text when you remember | ✓Requested on your schedule, uploaded by the client to their record |
| Aftercare and check-insin your words, on the days you set | ~One generic reminder | ✕Sent by hand, when you remember | ✓Sent for you when you log the session, then on day 3, 14 and 42 |
| A quote the client can keepa PDF built from the plan | ✕Not something it does | ~Typed up each time | ✓Generated from the plan in one click, with your logo and financing line |
| A website that knows your prices and hoursupdated from your settings, on your own domain | ~A booking widget to paste into a site | ✕Edited by hand, if there is a site | ✓Included, built from your settings, with your own domain |
| Where each client came fromfirst source, revenue and no-shows per channel | ✕Not tracked | ~Only if you ask every client | ✓Captured at booking, with revenue and no-shows by channel |
Six things built for this work.
Scars priced by the inch
Length times a width tier, rounded, with a minimum and a cap per scar. The same price on the booking page, the website calculator and the quote.
Consent that flags itself
Mark which answers on your health form are a concern. They turn red on the client's record, and you get an email the moment the form is signed.
Healing photos, requested for you
On day 5, 14 and 28 after each session the client is asked for a photo. They upload from their phone; you see it on the record and in your inbox.
Texts from your own number
Skintilo drafts today's reminders. You send them from Messages in one tap. Clients always hear from you, not a short code.
A website that can't overclaim
The AI draft is refused if it promises results, session counts or prices. It writes from your facts only.
Your calendar, both ways
Bookings appear in Google Calendar or Outlook. Move or delete one there and the booking follows. Anything busy in your calendar is blocked on the booking page.
