During the show
Guests see it while it happens
Frames reach the gallery within a second of upload. Screens in the room and phones in the audience show the same feed.
Your gallery is livebefore the show ends.
Photographers upload from the floor. Every frame arrives filed by show, designer and credit, on one link.
Munich Fashion Week 2026 ran on this.
16shows50photographers17,952frames sorted
After the last look
The archive is already sorted
Nobody on your team spends the following week renaming folders. The gallery you shared during the event becomes the archive.
For your photographers
They fix their own credit
Each one gets a link to check the name under their frames. You stop forwarding correction emails.
Three steps, and sorting is not one of them
Accredit your photographers
They get an upload link. No account to create, no app to install.
They shoot the show
Frames arrive as they are taken. Capture times against your running order place each one in the right show.
You share one link
Press, designers and guests open the same gallery, filtered to what each of them needs.
It reads the clocks, not the folder names.
Fifty photographers deliver fifty different folder structures. Capture times against your running order put each frame in its show, so the sorting holds however the files arrive.
When it does not know, it says so. An unattributed frame stays unattributed and filterable. Nothing gets guessed onto a designer's name.
Ringed frames were placed by capture time. Crossed frames are waiting on a person.
Photographers keep their names.
A credit follows the person, not the folder they delivered from. Each photographer gets a signed link to correct their own spelling, and nobody can write themselves onto someone else's frames.
- @cherepanov.timur2,001 frames
- @floreshernandez.photography1,654 frames
- @gumphotography1,241 frames
- @wqr_istda1,001 frames
- John Ritter v. Elbstetten Bilder 09.08.26907 frames
- @frankreativ.photography891 frames
- @wotography826 frames
- Nasersphotography812 frames
What you get
A live gallery for the run of the event
- A sorted archive that stays online afterwards
- Separate links for press and for each designer
- Every frame credited to a person, not a folder
- Filters by show, day, designer and photographer
Munich Fashion Week 2026
Sixteen shows across one weekend. Fifty photographers shooting at once. The gallery was live from the first show, and the archive was sorted before the last guest left.
Open the archiveBring it to your next event.
Tell us your dates and your running order. We set up your event and send you the links.