No camera required
The Atlas uses a shared anatomical model. It does not need a face scan, selfie, photo library, or live camera feed.
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For studio clients
Here is what that means, what the platform is designed to do, and how your information stays separate from the studio’s business data.
THE SHORT VERSION
Clear boundaries, plain language
Vice Engine helps studios offer visual piercing planning and a smoother booking handoff. You can explore anonymously. If you later create a profile, your broader piercing history is not automatically owned by or exposed to any one studio.
The Atlas uses a shared anatomical model. It does not need a face scan, selfie, photo library, or live camera feed.
You can explore available placements and build a temporary plan before deciding whether an account is useful to you.
Your personal record is designed to follow you—not become the property of the first studio you visit through the platform.
A studio sees the plan you bring to it and the records relevant to your work there. Cross-studio history requires an intentional sharing step.
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN
The flow, without the fine print
Your studio’s published services and jewelry options load inside the Vice Engine Atlas. Browsing does not require a profile.
Your selected placements and jewelry stay together as a temporary plan. They are requests—not a promise that your anatomy is suitable.
The plan moves to the studio’s booking flow so you do not have to re-enter it. The studio receives the details needed to review your request.
If you create a profile, you can keep plans and records together. Studio-verified work and personal entries remain clearly labelled.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Ask the obvious things
No. The Atlas is a planning and education tool. Your piercer’s in-person anatomy assessment and professional judgment remain the final authority.
Not automatically. Cross-studio history is shared only when you explicitly choose the relevant records.
No. The current planning experience uses a shared 3D anatomical model and does not require a selfie, face scan, photo upload, or camera permission.
A studio-verified record is created from work the studio marks complete. A personal record is information you add yourself. Vice Engine keeps that provenance visible instead of blending the two.
The Terms of Service and Privacy Policy are published with the Vice Engine app. This page is a plain-language guide. It does not replace those documents.
Studios can start a 30-day trial. This page explains anonymous planning, the Atlas, and who owns a client’s record.
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