Built from real workflow needs
Apollo comes from property photography operations — clients, briefs, shoots, edits, deliveries and invoices. Not a generic CRM with a camera icon.
About Apollo
Property photography admin shouldn't feel like a second job.
Built for property photographers by property photographers. We are building Apollo to reduce tool sprawl and admin for UK solo operators and small teams — practical SaaS utility, not marketplace gimmicks.
What we're building
One workspace for how property photographers actually work.
Property photography is full of moving parts — estate agents, branches, orders, schedules, photographers, editors, files, deliveries and invoices. Most teams stitch this together across email, spreadsheets, drives and chat. The cracks show when work gets busy.
Apollo brings those pieces into one workspace with a consistent path from enquiry to delivery. The goal is clarity on a normal afternoon when three jobs need attention — not another screen to manage.
Working principle
“Make pricing easier to apply consistently.”
One of many phrases that shape how the product is built. Not every problem needs a new feature — some need fewer steps and clearer copy.
How we work
Principles we keep coming back to.
How we decide what to build — and what not to build.
Reduce tool sprawl
One workspace for CRM, orders, production, storage and invoicing — fewer tabs, fewer handoffs, less admin on a busy Tuesday.
SaaS utility, not marketplace control
Your clients stay yours. You set pricing and workflow. Apollo does not sit between you and the estate agent taking a cut.
Honest about scope
Apollo is in active development. Where something is not shipped yet, we say so — no fake dashboards or overstated claims.
UK property photography first
Built in the UK, in UK English, for solo operators and small teams serving the UK property market.
Get involved
See if Apollo fits how you already work.
Apollo is in active development. Register interest for early access, or contact us if you would rather chat through fit first.
Apollo is in development. No payment is taken today — registering interest does not create a paid subscription.