How long does your media team really spend on matchday photos?
Find out where you stand in 90 seconds — before you talk to anyone.
hello@frameworksphoto.co.uk — going live once the team inbox is set up
Built for the media desk, not the terraces.
Frameworks is built for professional football clubs — a staff or contracted photographer producing real volume on matchday, and a media or commercial team who need it organised, access-controlled and out the door fast.
The player opening a share link wants their own photos in two taps. Not a social feed to scroll — direct, simple access to their moment.
Where does your matchday really stand?
How do your photographers currently get match photos to you — a memory card, email, or a shared drive everyone fights over?
Right now, can you control exactly which staff or sponsors see which team's photos — or does everyone see everything?
Built for how a club actually shoots.
Metadata-first, not AI-first
Reads the IPTC/XMP tags your photographers already write in Lightroom, Photo Mechanic or Capture One. No biometric processing, no GDPR exposure, no computer-vision roadmap to wait on.
An editorial staging process
Photos land privately, get curated, and are only released once your media team has reviewed them — the way a real sports photo agency works, not a generic file dump.
Built for the season dump
Engineered for a photographer uploading an entire match in one sitting, not steady drip-fed files — the opposite of how generic cloud storage is built.
Two taps, on their phone
Every player gets their own tagged photos, downloaded to their camera roll in two taps — no account, no app install, no waiting around.
Three moments the product is built around.
Chaos to control
Hundreds of RAW thumbnails flood in during the upload, then settle into a calm, faceted-search grid the instant a player's name is typed.
"Sorted before you've left the ground."
Player POV
A share-link notification arrives. One tap opens it. Only their tagged photos from Saturday — downloaded in two taps, straight to the camera roll.
"Every player. Their moment. One tap away."
The photographer's day
Before: hunched over folders at a laptop at 11pm. After: walking to the car as the upload finishes, phone confirming it's already organised.
"Shoot it. Walk away. It's already organised."