.shock.LAB · web editor
.site.shock
In development
The web editor. Type a name and a few links, and it builds the whole photographer site — writes the copy, sources the images, and features their best-sellers. It opens in its own window at site.dotshock.ai.
The outcome .site.shock delivers.
A working photographer should not lose a week — or a few thousand euros — to a web agency just to get a site that lists their work. .site.shock is the front door: give it a name and a handful of links, and it stands up a whole photographer site, writes the copy in a real voice, sources the images, and puts the photographer's proven best-sellers on the front page.
It is the wedge — the fastest way to see what the suite is for — and it opens as its own window at site.dotshock.ai, or inside the dotshock.ai admin panel. It does not open inside any other app.
- A whole site from a name and a few links. Structure, pages and navigation built for you — not a blank template to fill in.
- Copy written in a real voice. An about page, service pages and captions drafted from what you give it — a starting draft you edit, never final words put in your mouth.
- Best-sellers on the front page. It detects the photographer's stock portfolio and features the images that actually sell — the intelligence, not just the tooling.
- Three market variants at once. The same work presented for the audiences you serve, so one build covers more than one pitch.
- A biography module. A short bio and, when you want it, a long-form story — in your words, on your terms.
- Standalone now, connected later. It runs on its own today and stays compatible with the rest of the suite as it grows.
Built for photographers who need a site, not a project.
For working stock and commercial shooters who have great images and no time to build — or rebuild — a site around them. If you have ever put off a portfolio refresh because the last one took a month, this is the module that turns it into an afternoon.
What it will not do.
It will not open in OS.shock. The web editor is its own window at site.dotshock.ai (or inside the dotshock.ai admin panel). An earlier build routed it into the OS control plane by mistake — that is fixed, and it is called out here so the promise is on the record.
It will not put words in your mouth. Copy is a draft, generated from what you give it and labelled as AI, for you to edit before anything ships. The site is yours; the wording is your call.
It will not invent a portfolio you do not have. It features the best-sellers it can actually find in your stock accounts. If it cannot detect them, it says so rather than filling the front page with stand-ins.
It will not lock you in. Export the site and its content; it is your presence, not ours to hold.
Where .site.shock connects.
.stats.shock knows which of your images actually earn; .site.shock puts those on the front page; .portfolio.shock sells the curated best of them direct. The site is where the studio's proof shows up.