Distribution

Publish Once. Be Found Everywhere.

Your site is home. Distribution takes your best work out to the places people already look, and brings them back to book, buy, or read more.

Distribution

Choose a photo or post, switch on where it should go, and it appears on Mastodon or Bluesky with a link back to your site. Visitors can follow, subscribe by RSS, and share what they love. Open Web and Bluesky need an eligible plan; Open Web also needs a connected custom domain. RSS, link previews, and visitor sharing ship with your site.

RSS
Your blog has an RSS feed, so readers can subscribe once and get every new post without depending on an algorithm.

Stop posting the same photo five times.

Most photographers keep their best work on a site, then re-upload it to every social network by hand. Distribution reverses that. Your site stays the source, and you pick what travels. Every share sends people back to the place where you take bookings and sell prints.

Publish once

Upload to your site as you already do. Choose what goes out to Mastodon or Bluesky with a switch on each photo or post.

Followable studio presence

People can follow your studio on Mastodon-compatible networks at an address on your own domain, such as @[email protected].

Your Bluesky, your account

Connect your own Bluesky account in a few clicks. Selected photos and posts appear there, with a link home.

Links that look right

When anyone pastes your URL into Slack, LinkedIn, or a message, they see a clean card with your title, text, and image.

A feed for loyal readers

Your blog has an RSS feed, so readers can subscribe once and get every new post without depending on an algorithm.

You choose, every time

Nothing is sent out automatically. Each photo or post is opt-in, and private client work never leaves.

Before a connected platform

  • Re-uploading the same photos to every network, one at a time
  • Link previews that look broken when your URL is shared
  • Followers on platforms you don’t control, with nothing pointing back to your site

After you turn on Distribution

  • One place to publish, with a switch per destination
  • Share cards that look intentional everywhere
  • Followers and readers who find your work, then land on your site

Built on open standards

RSSRSS

RSS feeds

Keep public publishing discoverable through standard feeds that feed readers and other services can consume.

ActivityPub

ActivityPub

Publish supported public work to the open social web using a decentralized protocol.

AT Protocol

AT Protocol

Connect supported publishing workflows to Bluesky’s social network protocol.

Open standards, connected to your publishing workflow, so your work can travel beyond your site without losing its way back.

Open Web Distribution

A studio people can follow

Turn on Open Web Distribution and your studio gets its own address on your domain. Anyone on Mastodon, Pixelfed, or a compatible network can follow it and see the photos and posts you choose, with a link back to your site.

  • Your handle lives on your own domain, not a platform’s
  • Followers see only what you choose to publish
  • Edits and removals follow along when remotes accept the update, so the post stays in step with your site

Bluesky

Your Bluesky, fed from your site

Connect your Bluesky account once. Then switch it on for the photos and posts you want there. They appear on your account with your caption and a link home. You don’t rebuild your catalog on another platform.

  • Connect in a few clicks, with no password to share
  • Photos are sized and prepared for you
  • Works with or without a custom domain

Selective sharing

You decide what goes out

Each photo and each post has its own switches. Nothing is sent just because it’s published, and drafts and private work stay private. Turn a switch off and the post is withdrawn.

  • Off by default, on only when you choose
  • Separate switch for each destination
  • Private and client work can’t be sent out

Link previews

Cards that look like you

When a link to your site is pasted into Slack, LinkedIn, or a message, it unfurls with your title, a short description, and a strong image. Collaborators, clients, and editors see something that looks deliberate.

  • Clean title, text, and image on every public page
  • Photo and blog pages both supported
  • Embeds that work in the places people publish

RSS

Readers who stay

Every blog gets an RSS feed. Readers subscribe once and get each new post in their reader app, with no algorithm deciding whether they see it. Subscribers get updates sooner, because your feed is announced to readers when you publish.

  • One feed for the whole blog
  • Readers are notified when you publish
  • Works with every reader app

Social sharing

Let visitors pass it along

Add share buttons to your galleries and posts so visitors can copy the link or send it to Facebook, X, or LinkedIn. Keep them off for collections that should feel like a quiet viewing room.

  • Share buttons you can turn on or off
  • Works on photo pages, galleries, and posts
  • Share links go straight to your site

Swipe sideways for more

From your site to your audience

Workflows take work from published to found. Clusters hold the depth.

Publish on your site

Add a photo or write a post, the way you already do.

Switch on a destination

Turn on Open Web, Bluesky, or both for that item, and nothing else is sent.

People find it

It appears on Mastodon or Bluesky, in a reader app, or as a clean card in a chat, with a link back.

They land on your site

Visitors arrive at your page, where you take bookings, sell prints, and tell the full story.

Be followable without moving.

Your own handle
An address on your domain.
Opt-in per item
Photos and posts you choose.
Stays in sync
Edits and removals follow when remotes accept them.
Link home
Every post points back to your site.

Audience list

Reach them now. Keep them for later.

Studio

Now

New from the site.

See what just went live.

Send people home first

Every shared post links back to your site, where visitors can subscribe.

Your list, not a platform’s

Newsletter subscribers belong to you, with consent, and go wherever you go.

One publishing flow

Share outward and email your list from the same platform, without copying content between tools.

Continuity across the business

The difference isn't one feature. It's what happens when publishing, commerce, media, and delivery stop behaving like separate products or plugins.

Re-posting the same work on every network

publish once, choose where it goes

Followers who belong to a platform

an audience that finds its way to your site

Social posts that go nowhere

posts that link home, tagged so your analytics can attribute visits when tracking is set up

Ready when you are

Compare plans, then bring this surface online with the rest of your creative operating system.

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