The studio behind your camera
Akkaas is the companion for wedding photographers. One calm place for the business side of your work, starting with every inquiry from your website.
Jun 12, 2027 · Georgetown
Jun 12, 2027 · Alexandria, VA
Sep 4, 2027 · Annapolis, MD
Oct 16, 2027 · Washington, DC
Hira & Daniyal
hira@example.com · New · Received 12 min ago
Date check · June 12, 2027
You are booked that day:
- Venue or city
- Georgetown
- Guest count
- 180
- Looking for
- Photography and film
- How they found you
We loved your film work at a friend's wedding last spring. Are you available on June 12?
What you can do today
Akkaas starts where the work piles up first: the inquiries, the weddings they turn into, getting paid, and the day itself.
Every inquiry in one inbox
Couples write from your website and land in one place, newest first, sorted by where you are with them.
Date check
Open an inquiry and see who else asked about the same wedding date, and whether you are already booked that day.
Bookings and the couple's story
Book an inquiry in one click. Keep every event, the couple and their family, their story and what they expect in one place.
Packages and prices
Your packages and add-ons in one price list. Put one on a booking, add extras or a discount, and the total adds up.
Invoices and payments
Set your payment schedule once. Each invoice comes from the package with its due dates, and you record payments as they arrive.
Contracts, signed online
Your own contract, filled in with the couple, events and payments. They sign on a private link, and you keep the signed copy.
Couple questionnaire
Send a private link. Couples tell you their story, family, plans for the day and vendors, and you add their answers in one click.
The day, planned
Each event's run of the day, past midnight too, and the family photos to tick off on your phone. Print it for the coordinator.
Your team, with the right access
Invite assistants and second shooters by email. A second shooter sees the day plan, never the inbox, prices, contracts or the couple's details.
Private notes
Call notes and follow-ups on every inquiry, with who wrote what and when. Only your studio sees them.
Still developing
Everything behind the camera, one piece at a time. This is the plan, in order. None of it is available yet.
- 01
CalendarNext
Your booked dates in Google Calendar or Apple Calendar.
- 02
Online card paymentsNext
Couples pay their invoices by card, online.
- 03
Reply from Akkaas
Answer couples by email from the inquiry, with your saved replies.
- 04
Inquiry form for any website
A form you link or embed on Squarespace, Pixieset or WordPress.
- 05
Couple portal
One link where couples see their timeline, forms, invoices and gallery.
- 06
Galleries and feedback
Deliver the photos and hear what couples love or want changed.
- 07
Expenses and profit
Second shooter pay, travel and gear costs against each wedding.
- 08
Gear
Your cameras and lenses with serial numbers, and which kit goes to which wedding.
- 09
Review requests
Ask couples for a review once they have their photos.
Your website, or one we build
Keep the site you love
Squarespace, Pixieset, WordPress: keep it. An inquiry form for any website is on the roadmap, and every inquiry it sends will land in Akkaas.
Or let us build one
We design and build portfolio sites for wedding photographers, connected to Akkaas from day one.
Built by a photographer who writes code
I've been a software developer for more than 10 years, and I shoot as a hobby. After every shoot I wished for one place to run it all: my gear, my budget, my calendar and my team.
A place where new clients could find me and reach me. Where I could hand over their photos and hear what they love or want changed. Where we could talk before and during the shoot, so I'd know their story, who their immediate family is, and every detail of the day, with notes on what they expect from me.
I couldn't find it, so I'm building it. Akkaas is that place, starting with the inquiries.
Junaid Anwar
Founder, developer and hobbyist photographer
Less admin. More time behind the camera.
Made for the people behind the camera
عکاس
Akkaas is Urdu for photographer. The mark is a camera's aperture with its first letter, ع, in the opening.