About INKORA
INKORA is being built as a tattoo studio operating system, not a generic software shell.
The product architecture centers on the tattoo project and the studio relationships around it: users, memberships, artists, clients, and later operational modules.
Why the product is structured this way
Tattoo studios need a workflow that respects the path from inquiry to approved work. INKORA uses the tattoo project as the shared context so clients, artists, and studio staff are not operating from different versions of the same job.
Built for tattoo-specific handoffs
The product is centered on requests, references, clarifications, and studio roles instead of generic task or calendar metaphors.
Honest public roadmap
Planned modules are surfaced clearly but never presented as finished product value.
Shared portal architecture
Clients, artists, owners, managers, and reception staff connect through one application structure with role-specific entry points.
Current phase
The current phase focuses on public product clarity, complete route architecture, core tattoo workflows, and the portal foundation that future operational modules will extend.