
27 Sep · 3,412 RAW
For photographers who shoot RAW
The problem
RAW outgrows the laptop within a year or two, so the archive spills onto external drives. Each year adds a drive or two. Labels fade, one drive is the "backup" of another until it isn't, and nobody can say which drive holds the 2019 weddings. All of it sits in one drawer.
What survives?
Pick what goes wrong. Today's setup: recent shoots on the laptop and a desk SSD, nine years of archive on drives in a drawer. With Shutterfort: laptop, recent cloud, deep archive.
How it works
Shutterfort runs on your laptop and on your phone. The laptop keeps every shoot safe. The phone shows you all of it, wherever you are.
On your laptop
A new shoot is on its way to the cloud as soon as it reaches the laptop. No button, no schedule, no card to remember.
Your Lightroom or Capture One catalog travels with the RAWs, so a restore brings back your work, not just files.
Each copy is compared to the original and checked again every month. You hear from us only when something needs you.
Sign in, pick a shoot or everything, and your library comes back with no broken links or missing folders.
On your phone
Today the 2019 weddings live on a drive in a drawer. With Shutterfort you open your phone and they are there, with every shoot you've ever taken, from anywhere.
Every shoot since your first, the way you remember it. Search by date, place or name.
Each shoot shows its copies: laptop, recent cloud, deep archive. No more "did I back that up?"
From the fastest place it exists. Recent shoots in seconds. Older ones in hours, cost shown first.
Use the phone app to add the location to every RAW, from your phone's own location history. Nothing to pair.
Your external drives
Once a shoot is verified in deep archive, the drive that held it is free. Wipe it, reuse it, sell it. If you'd rather keep drives for speed or peace of mind, Shutterfort watches them too and tells you when one hasn't been seen in a while.
The honest trade-off
Promises
Early access
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