Remote photos, on request

Request the precise photos you need. Receive them in one place.

You describe the shots to take. The person receives your link and takes the photos, without creating an account or installing an app. You receive them in one place, ready to view.

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How it works

  1. You describe the photos

    A clear list: each shot has a label and, if needed, an instruction.

  2. You send a link

    Through the channel of your choice. The person has no account to create and no app to install.

  3. You receive the photos

    The photos are taken with the phone's camera. The person can review them before sending them to you.

Recognise your situation

A few examples of situations where precise photos save a trip or an endless back-and-forth.

  • Buying second-hand remotely

    Before travelling or buying, request the precise shots the listing doesn't show.

  • Delivery

    Collect photos of the product and its packaging, taken on receipt.

  • After-sales and returns

    Get the photos you need to understand a request before handling it.

  • Equipment rental or loan

    Keep shots of the equipment when it leaves and when it comes back.

  • Following works or an installation

    Follow progress remotely, with precisely requested shots.

  • Housing

    Receive shots of a home before a visit, or follow its condition.

All example use cases

What PikPlease does, and what it doesn't

What PikPlease does

  • Photos are taken live with the phone's camera: no picking from the gallery.
  • The person can review their photos before sending them.
  • Each photo received has a SHA-256 fingerprint to check that a copy is identical.
  • Photos are kept for a limited period, then deleted.

What PikPlease does not do

  • PikPlease does not certify that photos are authentic.
  • PikPlease does not attest where or when a photo was taken.
  • PikPlease does not replace an official report, an expert assessment or a regulated inventory.

Simple credits

One requested photo = one credit. Credits are reserved when you activate a request, consumed when the photos are sent, and released if the request is cancelled or expires without a submission.

Understand credits →

For technical teams

The same from your own tools: an API and signed webhooks.

Discover the API and webhooks →