Boudoir photography client gallery — private by design

Privacy isn't a feature for boudoir delivery — it's the baseline. Every boudoir gallery is sensitive by nature; the delivery method must match. Gallumé is built so that only people with both the link and the password can view anything. And because Galluméstores zero photo bytes, there is nothing on our servers to breach or leak — images load directly from Google's CDN, never touching ours.

How the privacy works

• ✓Gallery links are randomly generated strings with no connection to the client's name, shoot date, or photographer — unguessable by design.
• ✓Password protection is included free — one password per gallery; entering it is the only way in.
• ✓Gallumé stores zero photo bytes — images load from Google's CDN; a breach of Gallumé reveals no photos.
• ✓No gallery is ever publicly listed or discoverable — no directory, no search, no "browse galleries" anywhere on the platform.

What clients experience

A clean, discreet gallery: enter the password, view a full masonry grid, download at full resolution. No account required, no app to install, nothing in the interface that reveals which platform was used. The experience begins and ends with the link you send them.

A note on how it works

The Google Drive folder containing your photos must be set to “anyone with the link can view” so Gallumé can read the files. The gallery link you send your client is completely separate — it is the randomly generated, password-protected one. Your client never sees or interacts with your Drive folder directly.

Common questions

Can someone find my client's gallery by searching online?

No. Gallumé has no public index of galleries. The only path to a gallery is the link you send. Search engines cannot discover or list gallery pages.

What if my client accidentally shares the link?

Anyone who opens the link still sees only a password prompt. Without the password, the link reveals nothing.

Are my clients' photos stored on Gallumé's servers?

Never. Photos load directly from Google's servers when a client opens the gallery. Gallumé stores only the gallery settings — title, a reference to your Drive folder, and a hashed password. There are no photos to leak.