AspectShare

The problem

Sending is the easy half.

Plenty of tools make a link look good. Then the client replies "the third one, second row — can you warm it up?" and you're back to screenshots and guesswork.

You send a beautiful linkEvery delivery tool can do this now.

Your client replies on WhatsApp"The one with the blue car — the second one, not that one."

You guess which frame they meanScreenshots. Voice notes. A numbered list in an email.

Repeat until someone gives upUsually you.

✓

With AspectShare, step 2 happens on the photograph. They tap the frame, type the change, and it lands in your inbox attached to that exact image — or that exact second of video.

What's different

Built around the part everyone else skips.

The gallery is table stakes. The loop is the product.

Notes on the frame

Your client taps the exact spot on the exact photo. No more "the third one from the left, I think."

Timecoded on video

They pause at 00:17 and type "cut this shot." You see the frame, the second, and the note together.

One-click sign-off

Approval with a name and a timestamp against it — so "I never approved that" stops being a conversation.

Files locked until you say so

Clients view and comment on everything. Full-resolution originals unlock when you release them — not before.

Photos and film in one link

Stills and video in a single gallery, each shown the way it was shot. Nothing gets cropped into a square to fit a grid — a vertical frame stays vertical, and a 16:9 stays cinematic.

Where it fits

Against what you're using now.

	Google Drive	Dropbox	WeTransfer	AspectShare
Send large files	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Photos and video together	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Client sees a branded gallery, not a file list	—	—	—	Yes
Notes pinned to a point on the photograph	—	—	—	Yes
Notes at a timecode on video	—	—	—	Yes
Sign-off recorded with a name and date	—	—	—	Yes
Hold originals back until you release them	—	—	—	Yes

These are excellent products — for storing and moving files, which is what they were built to do. None of them was designed for the conversation that happens after you send. That conversation is still in your messages app, and it's the part that costs you evenings.

Comparison covers the standard consumer plans and reflects published features as of August 2026. Product names are the trademarks of their respective owners; we're not affiliated with any of them.

How it works

Four steps. The fourth is the one that's missing everywhere else.

Drop in your photos and filmRAW, ProRes, 4K masters — upload survives a dropped connection and picks up where it left off.

Send one linkYour name on it, password and expiry if you want them. No login for your client, ever.

They leave notes on the workOn the frame. At the timecode. Not in your messages app.

They approve — you release the filesSign-off with a name against it, and originals stay locked until you're settled.

Private beta

Signups are opening in batches.

We're building this with a small group of photographers and filmmakers so it's genuinely right before it's widely available. Leave your email and you'll be in the next batch — and we'll actually act on what you tell us is missing.

Or just open the demo first — no email needed.