Now available on iPhone
Your visual
reference library
Stop losing inspiration in your camera roll. Inspra keeps every reference image organized and one tap away — exactly when you need it on set.
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Inspra
Your visual reference library
12 images
Poses
8 images
Lighting
15 images
Composition
6 images
Locations
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Sound familiar?
Every creative has the same problem.
You screenshot poses from Instagram, save lighting references from Pinterest, bookmark locations from Google — then spend 20 minutes hunting through your camera roll the morning of a shoot. Inspra ends that.
What's inside
Everything built around
how creatives actually work
Four smart categories
Poses, Lighting, Composition and Locations — the four things every photographer references before and during every shoot.
Projects
Build reference boards for specific shoots, clients or concepts. Pull images from your library or camera roll into one focused view.
Quick add from anywhere
See a reference you love? Add it to any collection in two taps — without interrupting what you're already doing.
Swipe to browse
Open any image and swipe through your entire collection full screen. Built for referencing on set, not sitting at a desk.
Saves permanently
Your library lives on your device. Close the app, restart your phone — everything is exactly where you left it, every time.
Recent tab
Every image you've added, newest first. See your most recent references at a glance with category labels on each one.
The app
Simple by design
Library
Inspra
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Projects
Projects
4 images
Summer shoot
7 images
Client A wedding
2 images
Editorial mood
Recent
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Poses
Lighting
Composition
Locations
Built for you
Who uses Inspra
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"Finally an app that thinks the way I do on a shoot. Every reference exactly where I expect it."
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"I use Projects for every client. I pull lighting and location refs together before the brief call and it changes everything."
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"The quick-add strip is the feature I didn't know I needed. I see something, I save it, done. No more lost screenshots."