Raw light goes in.
A studio comes out.
One connected workspace for the job — booking, crew, the call sheet, the client gallery, and delivery. It brings together the parts studios currently patch across calendars, spreadsheets, gallery tools, and group chats, with the studio brand in front. Built and tested inside a five-studio operation in New York.
The five rooms this machine already runs — Centra Studios, NYC
The calendar runs the front desk.
Clients book the rooms and times you choose to publish. Live room schedules and connected calendars meet in one view, while rates and booking rules stay with the studio. During the pilot, we configure the details with you and verify the result before it goes live.
Replaces: A separate booking page and the availability back-and-forth.
watching for bookings…
Book crew like you book a studio.
Assistants, digitechs, hair and makeup — with profiles, rates, work credits, and opportunities in one place. Contact and staff them directly, then carry the confirmed crew into the project instead of rebuilding the roster in a group chat.
Replaces: The group chat, the agency markup, and a prayer.
One plan everybody actually sees.
The schedule, who's confirmed, what's signed, and what changed this morning stay with the project instead of a 14-message thread. Call sheets are built from that shared plan, so the production record does not need to be retyped from scratch.
Replaces: The night-before email and a PDF nobody opens.
| 06:30 | Crew call | Studio E — freight entrance |
| 07:15 | Lighting pre-rig | Gaffer + 2 |
| 08:00 | Talent in / HMU | Suite 2 — 2 looks |
| 09:30 | First shot | Set A — beverage hero |
| 12:30 | Turnaround | Set B build during lunch |
| 16:45 | Wrap + media handoff | Digitech → Prism upload |
generated from the plan — schedule, crew, contracts attached
Proof, pick, deliver — one link.
Your client sees the shoot, marks their picks, and receives finals through Prism. Downloads, comments, and print ordering stay with the gallery where enabled. The contact sheet below is a live product preview.
Replaces: Pixieset, WeTransfer, and the where-are-my-photos email.
Your studio stays in front. The client sees your studio.
Booking pages, galleries, and representative invoice and agreement surfaces can carry your logo, colors, type, and tone. Legibility safeguards remain part of the system, while white-label depth and any quiet Luxel credit are configured with the studio plan during pilot onboarding.
For the ones who read the docs.
Your other tools can listen.
Supported client actions can send signed webhook events to the tools your studio already uses. We verify the destination and event scope during onboarding.
Embeds anywhere.
One snippet adds the booking experience to Squarespace, Webflow, or the site you already run, using the tenant's saved look. Live scheduling rules are verified before publish.
Your money, your Stripe.
Tenant payments are designed around Stripe Connect and tenant-owned settlement. Pilot onboarding verifies the account, fee disclosure, and supported payment flows before they go live.