Get your photos to the people in them.

The real problem

Photography has always had the same broken last mile: getting the photo to the person in it.

If you shoot street, the moment passes. You hand someone a card. They lose it. You go home with a hard drive full of strangers who'd have loved their portrait.

If you shoot events, you deliver a gallery to your client. The client picks their favorites. Maybe ten photos circulate from a shoot of two hundred. The other 190 people in your frames never see themselves. They never know your name.

If you shoot weddings, parties, baptisms, the bride or the host gets the link. The guests — the people the photos are actually of — usually don't. The photos exist. The subjects exist. The connection doesn't.

In every case, the work is done. The photo is good. The person would buy it, share it, frame it. But the photo and the person never meet.

That's the gap. Not payment. Not editing. Not delivery. The gap is that your photos and the people in them never find each other.

What Snapped does

Upload your shoot. Within minutes, every face is indexed. The people you photographed can take a selfie on their phone and instantly see every photo of themselves you took.

That's it. That's the product.

Your client relationship stays exactly as it is

If you were hired for a wedding, an event, or a private shoot, the host gets their gallery the same way they always have. Snapped runs alongside, not instead.

The difference is that the guests — the people the photos are actually of — can finally see themselves too. Your client gets what they paid for. Everyone else gets what they've never had.

What this unlocks

You decide what's free and what's paid. Hired gig and the client covered everyone? Mark the shoot free for guests. Street photography or a club night where you're working spec? Set your own price per photo. Mixed? Free previews, pay to download.

Payment is instant. No invoicing, no card readers, no Venmo. Buyers tap Apple Pay or Google Pay. You get paid the same day, straight to your bank.

Your reach compounds. Every person who finds themselves in your work becomes someone who knows who you are. They can follow you, book you, recommend you. The photo introduces you to the person — every time.

Photos stay alive. A month later, six months later, your work is still searchable. We send subjects reminders that their photos are available. People buy long after the moment is over. You keep getting paid.

How it works

1. 01
   Apply.

   Tell us about your work. We review every application personally and respond within five business days.

2. 02
   Upload your shoot.

   Drag a folder in, or connect your camera for automatic upload as you shoot.

3. 03
   We index every face.

   Within minutes of a photo landing, every recognizable person in it is searchable.

4. 04
   People find themselves.

   Subjects open Snapped, take a selfie, and instantly see your photos of them.

5. 05
   They download or buy.

   Free if you marked the shoot free. Paid if you set a price. Either way, they get their photo. Either way, they now know who you are.

6. 06
   You get paid the same day.

   Stripe handles the rest.

Who this is for

Street and tourist photographers who shoot strangers and want their work to reach them.

Event photographers who deliver to clients but know most of the people in their photos never see themselves.

Wedding, party, baptism, and lifecycle photographers whose work is appreciated by the host but rarely by the guests it's actually of.

Festival, marathon, nightlife, conference, and venue photographers shooting hundreds or thousands of people in a single night.

Anyone who has finished a shoot and thought: the people in these photos would love to see them, and they probably never will.

Pricing

Free while we're in early access. You keep 100% of every sale.

Later, a small revenue share or low monthly subscription — you'll keep the lion's share, and we'll give you plenty of notice before anything changes.