Your photographs, at the size you actually shot them.

Most places you put a photograph online quietly resize it, recompress it, and throw away everything your camera recorded. This one keeps the original file exactly as it left your hands, and hands it back whenever you ask for it.

What it does today

Originals stay original: Your file is stored untouched — a 200MB scan or a 60-megapixel raw arrives the way it left. Downloads give you that same file back, not a re-encode of it.
Metadata survives: Camera, lens, aperture, shutter, ISO. For film, the stock and developer, because no camera records those and every gallery assumes one did. Anything read wrongly, you can correct by hand.
Private until you decide otherwise: Albums start private. Making one public is a deliberate act, and making it private again takes effect within a minute — including for anyone who saved a direct link to an image.
Location is yours to disclose: Coordinates are never shown unless you turn them on, per album or per photograph. A frame from your street stays a frame from your street.

Where it is

A private alpha, open to a few people by invitation. Photographs go up, get processed, and come back down at full size. It is young and it will change.

Invitation only for now. Use the address your invitation was sent to.