Take the shot Get the app

Take the shot.
Then sell it.

Make a collection. Send a QR code. Get paid for the originals.

Download for Android See how selling works

Free to share. You only pay Stripe's card fee when you sell.

Green hills at dusk with a road running through the valley.
45.00 12 originals unlocked after payment

Every collection is a link and a QR code

Scan it and the gallery opens. Add a price and the same page becomes a shop.

QR code that opens the latest Android download.

Points at the Android build. Collection QRs work exactly the same.

Cliffside town stacked above the sea at golden hour.
$45.00Liguria, day three
The Eiffel Tower in black and white, birds crossing the sky.
$30.00Paris, last light
A summit above a floor of clouds at sunrise.
Free downloadAbove the clouds
Strawberries on the vine, red against green leaves.
$18.00Market, early
Backlit leaves with the sky showing through.
$24.00Greenhouse
A forest canopy washed in violet light.
$36.00Trailhead, spring
What buyers see, and when files unlock
  • Anyone with the link sees the 640px thumbnails. No account, no app.
  • Originals, single downloads and ZIPs stay locked until payment.
  • Checkout is Stripe's own page: card, Apple Pay or Google Pay.
  • The webhook records the purchase, and the originals unlock for that buyer on any device.
  • Owners and invited editors always have full access.

Private by default

Your server, your photos, no trackers.

What the server actually stores
  • Accounts: name, email and a bcrypt password hash.
  • Photos and metadata, in a private bucket — originals only ever stream through an access check.
  • Sessions as HTTP-only cookies, collection membership, and purchase records from Stripe.
  • Nothing else. No analytics, no third-party fonts or scripts, no ad tech.
  • Scheduled deletion removes the storage objects, photo rows, members and purchase records within the hour.

Open source under the MIT license — read the code or follow the setup guide.

How it works

Three steps from camera roll to paid.

  1. Make a collection

    Add photos from your phone, or paste links.

  2. Send the QR code

    No install and no account needed to look.

  3. Get paid

    Set a price. Stripe takes the card, originals unlock.

Get the app

One app for shooting and uploading. Everything else works in a browser.

Open the file, allow install from unknown sources, then sign up.

Which one should I pick?
  • Shooting on Android? Sideload the APK.
  • On iPhone? Deploy the web app and add it to your home screen. No build needed.
  • Want both apps plus the API? Take the source.

Questions

The short answers.

Is it really free?

Creating, uploading and sharing cost nothing. You only meet money if you price a collection — then it's Stripe's card fee.

Do people need the app to see my photos?

No. A link or QR code opens the gallery in any phone browser.

What happens after someone pays?

Stripe confirms the checkout, the purchase is recorded, and every original unlocks for that buyer — ZIPs included.

Which files can I import?

Your device's photos, direct image links, Google Drive links, or any page with an og:image tag. Ten at a time, 25 MB each.

Is my data safe?

Private bucket, bcrypt password hashes, HTTP-only sessions, and row level security on every table.

Can I run it myself?

Yes. Bring your own Supabase project and Stripe keys.