Why we built it

A queue, a printer and a flaky connection

Event photographers sell prints on the spot. The customer waits, the operator juggles files from a camera, and the venue's network can't be relied on. Photo editors are built for editing one image — not for filling a fixed sheet with a family's photos and charging for it.

What you see is what prints

The preview is the actual 20×30 cm sheet at print quality, drawn on the same canvas that goes to the printer.

Two families, one sheet

Families often share a sheet to split the cost, so one layout can be split between two customers and billed separately.

Works through a dropped connection

Everything is saved on the device and queued; orders sync to the ledger the moment the internet returns.

Fast for a tired operator

One confirmation before printing, undo for clearing a sheet, and a half-built sheet restored after a reload.

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