Design Together Without the Email Ping-Pong
Your client, your second shooter, your studio partner. Everyone in the same album, at the same time. No more 'which photo is 47?'
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The PDF-Email-Revision Loop From Hell
"Can you move photo 47?" "Which one is 47?" "The one next to the cake." "There are three cake photos." Three days and fourteen emails later, the album still isn't approved.
We figured there had to be a better way. Turns out, the better way is letting everyone be in the same album at the same time.
What You'll See
- Live cursors. Know exactly where your client is looking.
- Instant sync. Changes show up in under 200ms.
- No conflicts. Two people editing the same spread? We handle it gracefully.
- Presence dots. See who's online and what they're working on.
Who Gets to Do What
- Editor. Full access to move, resize, rearrange. For your studio team.
- Commenter. Leave notes without touching the design. Perfect for art directors.
- Viewer. Look, love it, approve it. Ideal for client final review.
It Just Works. (No, Really.)
Under the hood: WebSocket channels with per-spread locking. Two people can work on different spreads simultaneously. Zero lag, zero data races. We spent months on the boring technical stuff so you never have to think about it.
Share Links, No Account Required
Your client shouldn't need to create an account just to approve their own wedding album. Share links let anyone view (or comment on) an album with a single URL.
- Password-protected for sensitive work (boudoir, surprise proposals)
- Expiring links that auto-disable after the review window
- Activity log so you know exactly when they looked and what they commented on
No signup walls. No friction. Just "here's your album, let me know what you think."
Your Albums Just Got a Creative Director
The layout engine that turns 'drag photos for 45 minutes' into 'done before my latte.' Your photos, your style. We just speed things up.
800 Photos. 120 Picks. Zero Tedium.
You just shot a 12-hour wedding. You've culled to 800 keepers. Now you need 120 for the album, and the photo grid makes picking them actually fun.