Taking ownership
Your page is already built. Claiming it makes it yours to edit, and the requests it brings in come straight to you. stabme.ink takes no cut and holds no card on file.
Checking whether you are already signed in on this device.
You already have a page
This account owns . One account holds one page. Everything about it is edited in the studio.
Find your page
Your Instagram handle is the address your page is built at. Type it exactly as Instagram spells it.
Open the Instagram profile if you want to be sure this is the right one before you take it.
is attached to an account already. If that account is not yours, the address to write to is on the removal page and a person reads it.
Your account
No password is made here. You get a link in your email, and opening it is what proves the address is yours.
New here? The same link starts your account. A brand new address has to be confirmed before it can sign in, so the first email you get is a confirmation: opening it confirms the address and signs you in at the same time.
The link opens your studio, because that is the one address every email from here comes back to. Your handle stays saved on this device, and if you land in the studio without a page, it brings you straight back here.
Take it
Claiming grants ownership of the page and nothing else. Your photos, your bio, your shop and your requests all become yours to change, in the studio, straight after.
Nothing here yet
There is no page at yet. These few lines make one. A working tattooer reads new pages and moves or removes work that does not belong where it was filed.
It is yours
This is the one to put in your bio. It goes to your page, not to a search result with other people on it.