Galleries
Early accessGalleries your clients update themselves.
Build the gallery once. Your client adds, swaps, and reorders photos from a simple portal, and you never get the “can you update the photos?” email again.
What's included
Everything a client needs to keep photos current.
Galleries are in early access. Join the list below and we'll invite you when your spot opens up.
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Collage or grid
Masonry collage or a tidy grid, styled to sit inside the design you already built.
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Bulk upload
Drop in a whole shoot at once. No resizing first, no renaming files.
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Swap and replace
Replace one photo without touching the rest of the layout or the site's code.
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Drag to reorder
Clients put their best work first, and it shows up on the site straight away.
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Captions only if you want them
Turn captions on per gallery, or leave them off for a clean collage.
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Optional albums
Group photos by project or season when one gallery isn't enough.
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Phone uploads
Clients add photos from their camera roll through the client portal.
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Optimized automatically
Images are resized and compressed for each screen and lazy-load without layout shift.
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Next.js component or universal embed
A component for Next.js and AI-built sites, and one embed for everything else.
How it works
Drop it in once. Your clients keep it fresh.
Built for the home builder who finishes a project every month, the restaurant with a new menu every season, and every client in between.
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Drop it in
Add the gallery to the client's site with the Next.js component or the embed.
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Invite your client
They get a simple portal for that site's galleries and nothing else.
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They keep it fresh
New project photos go up from their phone. You find out when you visit the site.
Early access
Join galleries early access.
Tell us what you build with and how many client sites you look after. We'll email you when your spot opens up.
- Client-managed galleries for any site
- Client portal with phone uploads
- Next.js component and universal embed
- A direct line to the people building it