Access-controlled photo delivery
Photo galleries, delivered straight from your own storage.
Your photographs stay in your existing storage, where they already live. Peak checks who is knocking and points the browser straight at them — the pictures go from your storage to your client, never through us.
Your client gets a link. No account, no password, nothing to install.
Your client
Opens the link you sent
Peak
Checks the link, signs a URL
Your storage
Serves the photograph
The photograph goes storage → browser. Peak never reads it, never copies it, never keeps a copy.
Three steps, and the gallery is delivered.
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Connect your storage
Each gallery gets its own corner of your storage, with its own access. Peak tests that access before the gallery goes live, so anything misconfigured surfaces now rather than in front of your client.
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Upload and mint a link
Photographs go from your machine straight to your storage, and thumbnails are made there. Then create a link, name it after the client, and decide how long it lasts.
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Send it
The link is the credential. Your client opens it from mail or a message, on any device, and browses the folders exactly as you delivered them. They can come back to the same link for as long as you allow.
Built for handing over work you are responsible for.
Your storage, your pictures
Galleries live in storage you already own and pay for, under your account. Each one is kept separate from the others, and you can walk away with all of it at any time.
Nothing to sign up for
Your client needs no account, no password and no app. The link you send is all they need, which is why it opens on the first tap from a phone.
Revoke and it stops
Turn a link off and the gallery closes on the spot, including for anyone who already had it open. There is no window where an old tab keeps working.
Links that expire
A link is reusable for as long as you set and no longer. One client, one link, one expiry — and as many links per gallery as the job needs.
Full-resolution originals
They browse quick previews, and they download the original file exactly as you delivered it — one image, a handful, or every one of them.
Your folders, in order
They see the folders exactly as you arranged them, and image 2 comes before image 10 the way you would expect rather than the way computers usually get it wrong.
A link opens a whole gallery, so it is guarded like a key.
Sending someone a gallery hands them every photograph in it. Deciding who gets in is the part of Peak that gets the most care.
- Links nobody can guess
- Each one carries 256 bits of randomness, and we store only a fingerprint of it rather than the link itself. Guessing attempts are throttled.
- One link, one gallery
- A client who opens one gallery cannot reach another, even by editing the address. Every request is checked against the gallery the link was made for.
- Your storage keys stay sealed
- A storage key you give Peak is encrypted before it is stored. On AWS, Peak holds no key at all: it assumes a role in your account, which you can revoke at any time.
- Nothing is left open
- Every link to a photograph is signed, good for that one file, and expires in minutes. Your storage never has to be public for a client to see their gallery.
Two galleries free. Then one price.
Peak
$20 per month
or $200 per year, 2 months free
- Up to 100 galleries
- Unlimited access links
More than 100 galleries? support@sharepeakgalleries.com
Deliver your next gallery from your own storage.
Make an account, connect the storage your photographs already live in, and send your first gallery. Your client opens a link, and that is the whole experience for them.