Share the process behind your photographers work
Realwork records selected windows used by photographers so you can share process context alongside the finished work. The record is sampled and does not establish authorship or AI use.
How can photographers share useful process context? Realwork is a macOS app that records selected windows while you work. It captures timestamped process evidence in apps like Photoshop, Affinity Photo, Pixelmator Pro. When someone questions your work, share a Realwork record to show the captured process and its evidence summary. It does not establish authorship or prove that no AI tools were used.
The problem photographers face today
Reviewers may ask how photographers work developed or what was changed along the way.
A finished file rarely shows the timing, iterations, or visible gaps behind the result.
A process record can add context without replacing source files, drafts, or the applicable review policy.
How Realwork helps
Realwork records selected photographers windows at approximately one frame per second. Share the resulting timeline and any declared integrity fields; it is sampled context, not an authorship guarantee.
Hit record
Open Realwork, start a session, and get back to work. It runs silently in the background.
Work normally
Use your favourite apps as you always do. Realwork samples the selected window at approximately one frame per second; performance impact varies by setup.
Share your record
Publish a process record with a clear privacy level and any integrity status supported by its fields.
Works with the tools you already use
“I share the selected process record alongside the finished work so reviewers can see the context.”
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Join photographers who are building transparent process portfolios in the age of AI.