Built by a photographer, for photographers.

Why Skerp exists

Photographers were stuck choosing between proofing tools designed for a different decade and sprawling all-in-one suites that bolt proofing onto a website builder, a print store, and a CRM. Either way the moment that matters — a client deciding which photographs make the cut — felt cluttered. Accounts to create. Upgrade nudges where the approval should be. Exports that Lightroom only half understood.

Skerp is the tool that should have existed already: purpose-built for photo proofing, quiet enough to recede behind the images, sharp enough that a client can pick favourites on a phone while their colleague annotates the same gallery from a laptop, and wired directly into Lightroom Classic when you want it to be.

The name means "sharp" in Dutch — a closing statement, a precision tool, a reminder of what the product should feel like. Nothing in Skerp is decorative. Every interaction earns its place by helping a client decide — view, pin, compare, rate, approve — or by helping a photographer act on that decision.