October 17, 2026

Give phones their own hero photo

Phones get their own hero photo, a client's request page opens on your conversation, and your approval note keeps its words when you turn it off.

In Settings, Profile, under Hero photo, the Desktop and Phone frames each have their own Zoom. Drag a frame to place the photo, pinch or slide Zoom up to three times, then press Save.
The Desktop frame no longer moves the Phone frame.
Add a photo beside the Phone frame gives phones a photo of their own. Use desktop photo goes back to the desktop one.
Visitors on a phone see the phone photo and placement. Wider screens see the desktop ones.
You can drag and pinch both frames on your phone.
Remove photo takes your hero photo down. Your page shows your name on a plain ink block, and your round avatar shows your initials.

A client's request page opens on your conversation

When a client opens their request link, your messages come first under "You and {your first name}", with the reply box under them. What they sent you follows under "Your request".
Time offers and a booked session still sit at the top.

In Settings, Automated messages, turning Approval note or Confirmation note off keeps what you wrote. Turn it back on and the same words come back.
When your approval note is on, Send to approve in Quick add shows it in a Your note box. What you change there goes to that client only. Empty the box and the email goes without a note.

Smaller fixes 5

On Approve, pressing Custom for the session length keeps your open times listed. Type a length and they update for it.
A style can run to 60 characters, and the Styles field reads "(up to 6, separated by commas)". A long style wraps on your About page.
On a laptop, the Add a time sheet is as wide as the Approve card it opens from.
When your handle changes, links under your old handle open the same page under your new one, request links included.
On the demo at demo.cake.ink, Settings, Profile opens on the demo artist's page.