Splashframe runs the whole photo operation on one screen. No card swaps, no laptop on the dock, nothing for the guest to install. Guests get a private gallery minutes after they land, and buy it while the adrenaline is still up.
The crew never sees a file, never picks photos, never transfers anything. That is the point.
The booking list is already on screen. One tap assigns every frame that follows to that guest; one tap sets exposure for glare, overcast or golden hour.
Photos upload as they are taken, over whatever signal is available, and queue when there is none. Finish closes the flight and hands it to the pipeline.
Culling, watermarking, the 30-second cut and the payment page all happen without anyone touching them. Unsold galleries delete themselves after 30 days.
Four targets, each the size of a thumb, on a screen that stays readable through a waterproof case in full sun. Nothing on this screen can be tapped by accident and nothing needs a second look.
This is the screen itself, running the flight beside it — the same targets, the same states, at the size the crew sees them.
That window is short and it is where the money is. Everything the guest sees is built to be read on a phone, in the sun, in about twenty seconds.
Maya, your flight with Your Tour Co. is ready. 61 photos and a short video, up to 30 days.
Sender reads Splashframe, copy names the operator. No pitch, no urgency, no exclamation marks.
Watermark sits in the corner at low opacity, never across a face. It protects the file without spoiling the picture the guest is imagining on a wall.
Your photos are up for 30 more days.
One price, one button, wallet payment first. No account, no cart, no upsell ladder.
Put in your own prices and the packages you watch walk away each day. The conversion rate below is an assumption, not a measurement — change it and watch the number move.
Nothing here is our number. It is your price, your lost packages, and the worst conversion we have on record.
These are not take-home figures. Card fees, your crew’s commission and our revenue share all come out of them before anything reaches you.
Frames queue on the unit and upload the moment the boat is back in range. The crew does nothing differently, and nothing is ever lost — the unit holds the originals until the server has confirmed every byte.
You keep shooting on the camera you already use. A Canon body connects over USB to one rugged Android unit on the boat, which runs both the upload and the crew screen. Nothing is installed on anyone’s personal phone.
Yours. The gallery carries your logo and your name; Splashframe appears once, in the footer, the way a payment processor does.
You do. Unsold galleries are deleted after 30 days, and sold ones are the guest’s to keep at full resolution.
An afternoon. Load the day’s bookings, hand the crew the unit, and the first flight sells that same day.
Nothing beyond the flat platform fee. There is no per-photo charge and no minimum.
Twenty minutes, on your boat or over a call. We set up one flight with your own bookings and send the gallery to your own phone.