Galleroo
Turn your Google Drive into a stunning client gallery
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Turn your Google Drive into a stunning client gallery
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Galleroo turns any Google Drive folder into a beautiful, password-protected client gallery in under 60 seconds. No re-uploading, no account needed for clients, and your photos never leave your Drive.
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I'm a photographer, so this is a problem I lived with for years.
THE PROBLEM
After every shoot, my photos were already sitting in Google Drive. But when it was time to deliver
them to the client, I had two bad options:
1. Share a raw Google Drive or WeTransfer link. It works, but the client opens a messy file list,
often gets confused, and the experience feels nothing like the quality of the actual work.
2. Re-upload every single photo to a dedicated gallery platform. Clean result, but it means
duplicating gigabytes of files and wasting time after every single job.
Neither felt right. My work looked great, but the delivery didn't.
THE SOLUTION
So I built Galleroo. The idea is simple: your photos already live in Google Drive, so why move them at
all?
How it works:
1. Create a folder in your own Google Drive and drop in the client's photos and videos (exactly like
you already do).
2. Connect that folder to Galleroo and give the gallery a name and a password.
3. Share one link with your client.
In under 60 seconds, that same Drive folder becomes a clean, full-screen, professional gallery.
WHAT YOUR CLIENT GETS
• A beautiful, responsive gallery that works perfectly on phone and desktop
• No account or signup needed. They just open the link.
• They can mark favorite photos and filter to them instantly
• They can download in full resolution, with no compression
• Password protected, so only the right people get in
WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT
• No re-uploading. Your photos never leave your own Drive. Galleroo simply presents them.
• No subscription. One-time annual payment, no surprises.
• Other tools force you to upload everything again to their servers. Galleroo doesn't.
I built this because I believe a photographer's work deserves to be presented as well as it was shot.
I'd genuinely love your honest feedback! ❤️
This solves a real small-client handoff problem.
Google Drive works until the client starts asking which folder, which version, which images are approved. The gallery layer is probably less about looking polished and more about reducing those little back-and-forth messages.
How are you handling approvals or selected images inside the Drive flow?
@glyphharborhq To clarify how it works: Galleroo is the delivery layer, not a complex proofing
system. The photographer puts the final, already-approved photos into a Drive folder,
and Galleroo turns that exact folder into one clean gallery. So the client never sees
"which folder, which version" confusion. There is one link, one beautiful gallery, and
whatever you add or remove in the folder updates automatically.
For selections, the client can mark their favorite images right inside the gallery, so
they can tell you "these are the ones I want" without sending you a messy list of
filenames. That covers most small-client handoffs.
I deliberately kept it simple rather than building a full approval workflow, because
for most photographers the pain is just clean delivery, not heavy project management.
But if you have seen approval flows done well, I would genuinely love to hear what
worked.
I like this idea! Would this also work with other file types, like .PDF or .docx? Sometimes I want to share a folder with colleagues from my Drive but I don't necessarily want to deal with permissions and access rights - this could be a good solution for that!
@emma_blunt_ Thanks so much, really glad it resonates! 🙏
Right now Galleroo is built specifically for photos and videos. It turns a Drive
folder into a clean full-screen gallery, so it is made for visual content rather than
documents like PDF or .docx.
But this nailed the main idea: sharing a Drive folder without dealing with permissions
or accounts. Your client just opens a link, no login needed, and the files stay in
your Drive the whole time.
Supporting more file types is an interesting direction, I will keep it in mind as the
product grows. Really appreciate the thoughtful feedback! 🚀
@apostolis_tselepis I will keep my eye out for new versions then!
@emma_blunt_ I’m really happy to hear that 😊
Hopefully I’ll have some cool new updates soon. Thanks again for the support and feedback, it honestly means a lot 🚀