Kept out of your camera roll
Take photos straight from the upload page. On most phones they go to the folder without being saved to your gallery.
For personal trainers, coaches and physique specialists
Client progress photos. Not in your camera roll.
Check-in photos of clients don't belong next to your family photos. Give each client a private upload link, take their progress photos straight from it, and they go into that client's folder in your Google Drive or Dropbox, on your computer too.
Free to use. Nothing to install on anyone's phone.
One folder per client
Make a link for each client. Their photos stay in their own folder.
No $50-a-month app
Use the Google Drive or Dropbox you already have. Collecting photos is free.
How it works
Three quick steps, then back to work.
- 1
Make a folder for a client
Name it after the client and connect your Google Drive or Dropbox. We make the folder and their link.
- 2
Snap at each check-in
Open their link on your phone, take front, side and back photos, and upload.
- 3
Compare progress side by side
Every check-in is in their folder, on your phone, tablet or computer.
Ideas
What trainers keep in client folders
- Front, side and back progress photos
- Posture and mobility assessments
- Form check videos
- Before-and-after transformation photos
- Photos clients send from home
- Check-in screenshots
A private folder for every client, with every check-in in order.
Questions
Questions from personal trainers
Who can see my clients' photos?
Only people with access to your Google Drive or Dropbox folder. The upload page doesn't show anyone else's photos, and LazyAlbum never keeps a copy.
Can clients send their own progress photos?
Yes. Send them their link and they can upload from their own phone, with no app or account. They can't see anything else in the folder.
Will the photos end up in my camera roll?
Not if you take them straight from the upload page: on most phones those photos go to the folder without being saved to your gallery.
Is it really free?
Yes. Each client folder and link is free, and you can upload as much as your storage holds.
Should I ask clients before taking photos?
Yes. Get each client's consent for progress photos and tell them where they're kept.
More answers in our help centre. Prefer to set it up yourself? Try AlbumHack
Your clients' progress, kept private.
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