A client dashboard for a wedding photographer.

Galleries live in one tool. Contracts in another. Payments in a third. The wedding-day timeline is a Google Doc shared the night before. It works at eight weddings a year. It stops working at thirty.

Off-the-shelf studio platforms either cost more than a second-shooter or feel like a help-desk built for a 50-person team. The brief is the opposite: one calm workspace, shaped to the studio it belongs to.

We're building a single dashboard that puts galleries, contracts, payments, and the day-of timeline in one place — for the photographer and their clients. The design language is warm and quiet, because that's what wedding work feels like at its best.

Boring stack, on purpose. Static-first marketing surface, a small typed dashboard for the studio side, real-money plumbing through Stripe. We want something that will still be running, easily, in 2031.

First studio is already onboarded for the beta. Real wedding season starts in a few weeks, which is the only deadline that matters: by the first ceremony, every booked couple should be living in the dashboard.

Once it's running in production, we'll publish screenshots, real numbers, and a proper case study here. Until then, this page is honest about being a work in progress — which feels right for a tool that's still being shaped by the people using it.