One link. Members add their photo from their phone, it comes back in your branded frame, and every consent is on the record.
No card required. Run a real campaign during the trial.
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Or the QR code, on a flyer, a table tent, or the screen at a union meeting. Nothing to install and no account for members to create.
From the camera or their photo library, on any phone. They can drag, zoom, and straighten it inside your frame before sending.
Ready for social, a newsletter, or a printed banner — with the original kept alongside in case you need it.
Every photo, who sent it, what they agreed to, and when. Download one or all of them. Export the whole campaign as a spreadsheet whenever you need it.
No more scrolling back through a group chat trying to work out whether the person who sent a photo in March said it was alright to use it.
Every submission records what the member agreed to, the exact wording they were shown, and when. It exports with the photos as a spreadsheet.
That matters the day someone asks whether you had permission to use their face on a billboard — or asks you to take it down. A screenshot of a text message is not a record. This is.
Campaigns collecting photos of children can require a parental affirmation. Consent is per photo, never pre-ticked, and a member can ask for theirs to be deleted permanently.
Upload a frame with your logo and campaign message. Members' photos sit inside it. Update the artwork mid-campaign without touching what has already come in.
A contract fight, a rally, and an organizing drive can run side by side, each with its own link, frame, and questions.
Invite organizers and communications staff. Everyone works from the same submissions instead of a shared folder and a group chat.
Choose the fields on the form. Every extra question costs submissions, especially from someone standing in a hall on congested wifi.
One button, every photo and the full consent spreadsheet as a zip. On any plan, at any time, without asking us.
A failed card or a cancelled plan makes an account read-only. It never deletes a member's photo. Losing a card should not lose a campaign.
The trial is deliberately usable — enough campaigns, team members, and photos to answer the only question that matters: does this work for us?
Need a quote or a purchase order instead of a card? Get in touch — that is normal here, not an exception.