The documentation Sanepid expects at an inspection. In one pack.

Most nail salons in Poland were started by someone who first learned to do gel polish and only then found out a binder of rules, a patch-test consent and a sterilization procedure has to sit on a shelf nearby. Yes, a binder. Sanepid loves paper.

NailsReady is for that person. For the stylist who registered her JDG a year ago and has been putting off buying a compliance pack for three months, because every page titled "RODO Pack 599 PLN" looks the same and none of them explain what to do on the first Monday with the documents in hand.

The pack isn't a stack of templates where you paste your salon's name. It's forty-four files arranged in three tiers, START, PRO and COMPLETE, with a step-by-step implementation guide: when to sign, where to file, what to hand the inspector at the door. Every document passed a legal review for the rules that cover this work, and a second review for the stylist who doesn't read those rules and doesn't have to.

NailsReady won't replace a lawyer if you end up in court. It replaces eighteen evenings spent on forum threads, copy-pasting fragments and hoping it's enough.

• Understanding instead of fear: Each document explains the "why" so you know what you're signing and how to answer the inspector, not just where to click.
• Polish a stylist can read: All packs in PL, EN and UA, with a separate "Understanding Poland" section for Ukrainian salon owners: Sanepid like САНепід, JDG like ФОП, Profil Zaufany instead of a stamp.
• A binder that works, not one that sits on a shelf: Day-by-day implementation guide, a year of free regulatory updates, a channel for questions, so a pack bought Friday evening is ready for an inspection Wednesday morning.