Launched this week
Xposure
The all-in-one gallery & booking engine for photographers
12 followers
The all-in-one gallery & booking engine for photographers
12 followers
Xposure is a premium client delivery and studio management platform for photographers. Build cinematic, modular photo galleries, automate your bookings with smart contracts, and collect Stripe deposits with zero platform commission fees.
Hey Product Hunt! I'm Mattia, the founder and developer behind Xposure.
I built Xposure because photography software is stuck in 2015. Photographers pour everything into their shots, then hand that work over in clunky, generic grids that make it look like everyone else's. The tools never felt worthy of the images going into them.
So I set out to build something that treats photography like art and runs like a serious studio behind the scenes.
Here is what makes Xposure different:
- Modular gallery builder. No more boring grids. Mix 1, 2, and 3 column layouts to build cinematic, editorial stories that actually do your work justice.
- Blazing fast infrastructure. Custom image processors extract EXIF data, auto watermark, and serve your photos globally in milliseconds. Your clients never wait.
- Built-in studio manager. No separate CRM needed. Client booking, digitally signed contracts, and deposits are all included out of the box.
- Made by a photographer. Every feature exists because I hit the problem myself and wanted it fixed.
It has been an intense few months building this full stack and solo, and I could not be more excited to finally open the doors.
I'll be in the comments all day. I would genuinely love your take on the UX, the gallery layouts, or the booking flow. Tell me what to build next.
🎁 P.S. For the PH community: use code PRODUCTHUNT at checkout for 30% off
The modular gallery system looks like it was built by people who actually shoot. The drag-to-reorder layout for client collections is a small thing but it shows real attention to how photographers actually present work.
Hi @inigomonto_ya , we collaborated with a few photographers to ensure the gallery system is working properly. Being a photographer myself, I've made sure everything functions exactly as it should.
A built-in client proofing approval workflow would be huge, like letting clients mark favorites or request edits directly on the gallery with notes on each image. Right now I still bounce between DMs and email threads to track changes, and it gets messy fast with bigger shoots.
@irving_wei Appreciate the suggestion! We're actually working on built-in proofing and image notes right now. It's on the roadmap, so keep an eye out for updates soon!