Your photos never expire.

Deliver every shoot from your own Dropbox or Google Drive. Ninety-nine cents, once.

Why Proof

Never expires.

Galleries don't vanish after 30 days. Photos live on your client's device, not on a countdown.

Your own storage.

Deliver from the Dropbox or Google Drive you already pay for. No second storage bill.

Ninety-nine cents.

Once. Not a month, not a year. Once.

It isn't only galleries

Proof covers part of what a client-management subscription charges you for — HoneyBook starts at $348 a year, and doesn’t deliver galleries at all.

Bookings

Packages, line items, and a deposit. Confirmed shoots on a calendar.

Invoices and deposits

Professional invoices, PayPal deposits, and a running view of what's outstanding and what's collected.

Signed releases

Your own release wording. The model reads it and signs on their own device.

Your clients

Import from your contacts. Every shoot, invoice, and gallery against the right name.

See it working

Screens from the app as it ships today.

  • The photographer's dashboard: the next shoot with its date, time and location marked confirmed, counts of upcoming shoots, galleries still to deliver and unpaid invoices, then a list of things needing attention — two invoices to chase and a client who has just joined.

    Your day, in one screen

  • The bookings screen with tabs for upcoming, calendar and list views. Up next is a portrait session at a named location with the client's arrival time and a confirmed marker; another booking follows underneath.

    Bookings, confirmed

  • One client's page, showing counts of their collections, photos and upcoming shoots alongside the amount receivable, a button to pay them by PayPal, a model release marked signed with its date, their client access code with a copy button, and a delivered collection.

    Release, payment, access code

  • A collection marked delivered, headed with its name, photo count, client and date, with buttons to add photos or resync from storage, tabs for photos, details and activity, and a grid of the photographs themselves.

    Deliver the gallery

  • The client's own library: two collections totalling sixteen photos, with a tab for each of the two photographers who have delivered to them and the newest collection marked new.

    Every photographer, one library

Who it's for