Auto-expiry
Client galleries that expire on purpose
Set a deadline, share the link, and PicPeak handles access windows without another calendar reminder.
Open-source photo delivery, built to leave SaaS behind
Deliver the shoot. Keep the server.
PicPeak gives photographers private client galleries, guest uploads, one-click downloads, analytics and auto-expiring access — without renting your own work back from another SaaS platform.
MIT licensed Docker Compose GDPR-friendly by design
demo.picpeak.app/gallery
Gallery status
Private link · expires in 14 days
Product direction
Not another generic gallery grid.
PicPeak is built around the actual photographer delivery loop: event, access, proofing, download, expiry. The website now says that clearly.
Guest flow
Guest uploads without surrendering the event
Wedding guests and attendees can contribute photos while the gallery still stays branded, private, and yours.
Docker-native
A real self-hosted stack, not a hostage plan
Docker, PostgreSQL, Redis, storage on your server. No arbitrary gallery caps or surprise SaaS tier jump.
Delivery ops
Proofing, downloads, analytics
Favorites, ZIP downloads, view/download tracking and branded delivery are core features, not upsells.
Workflow
From finished edit to client download in four moves.
01
Create the event
Name the gallery, set access rules, expiration and branding.
02
Upload the shoot
Drag in high-res photos; clients see a fast, responsive gallery.
03
Share one private link
Password-protected client delivery with downloads and favorites.
04
Let it close itself
Expiration and reminders reduce cleanup work after delivery.
SaaS math
Stop paying rent on your own photos.
PicDrop, Pixieset, Pic-Time and ShootProof are polished — but the lock-in is the product. PicPeak keeps the delivery workflow and removes the rent.
Monthly cost
Free forever
€19–$30/mo typical SaaS
Data ownership
Your server, your rules
Vendor storage and policy
White-label
Included
Often paid tier
Guest uploads
Included
Usually missing
Storage
Limited by your disk
Plan-based caps
Free forever
Run client delivery like infrastructure, not a subscription.
Spin it up, brand it, hand clients a clean gallery link. If the server is yours, the delivery experience should be yours too.