For photographers — cull, retouch and deliver a session in the browser
The unglamorous half of the job, without a desktop install: RAW files go in straight from the card, you edit them in a real browser editor with curves, brushes and 58 one-click looks, and the client picks their frames in a gallery that does not ask them to create an account. The shots you would otherwise reshoot get the AI repair tools instead.
The card goes in as it is
Twelve RAW formats are read directly — CR2, CR3, NEF, ARW, DNG, ORF, RW2, PEF and RAF among them, plus HEIC and TIFF — so nothing has to be converted first. Folders, bulk moves and search come with the file manager, which is the part that decides whether a wedding is one afternoon of work or three.
A real editor, not a filter strip
Tonal curves, 58 presets, heal, clone, dodge, burn, blur and sharpen brushes, and selections that keep any change inside one area of the frame. It runs on your machine rather than in a render queue, so a correction is immediate and does not cost credits — only the AI operations do.
For the frames a brush cannot save
Cut out a background, erase the stranger at the edge of the shot, upscale a crop to 4K, extend a frame that was composed too tight, restore an old print a client brought along, or cut a short reel from the session. Each one shows its credit cost before it runs.
Frequently asked questions
- Do my clients need an account to choose photos?
- No. The gallery is a link: guests open it, mark the frames they want and send the selection back without registering anywhere.
- Does the editor work on RAW files?
- Yes — twelve RAW formats are read on upload, and the edits are non-destructive: the file you put in is still there after you export.
- What does a session cost me?
- Editing, storage of the session and the client gallery are part of the plan; the AI operations are paid in credits, priced per photograph and shown before they run. The free plan is enough to put one session through the whole flow.
- Is anything stamped on the images I deliver?
- No watermark, on any plan. What you export is what the client gets.