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Berlin teams that never share a floor
Berlin companies hire across time zones and care about privacy. Per-person consent, self-service deletion and one shared style, all from a phone.
From $39 per person, volume discounts from 5 people.
- 40 headshots per person
- About an hour from selfies to download
- Nobody on the team needs an account
A Berlin product company frequently has more nationalities than meeting rooms, and a payroll that spans several countries. The office is a place some people visit on Wednesdays. Under those conditions a company photo day is not merely inconvenient, it is unrepresentative: the resulting gallery documents whoever lives closest. Starkie Teams builds the gallery from the whole organisation instead. One style, individual invitations, phones, and forty finished portraits per person that agree with each other regardless of which country they were taken in.
The result
Everyone, in the same light.
Choose a backdrop and an outfit once. Every person who joins is generated inside that style, so the team page finally looks like one team rather than a collage of whoever had a photo.
Sample headshots generated by Starkie from phone selfies.
- headshots per person
- 40
- from selfies to download
- ~1 hour
- per person at list price, before volume discounts
- $39
- accounts your teammates need to create
- 0
Consent that belongs to the individual
Employees are often more cautious about a generated portrait than the company expects, and that caution deserves a real answer rather than reassurance. Nobody is processed without accepting a consent text themselves, and the acceptance is stored against the version of the text that was on screen at the time.
When that text changes, people are asked again on their next upload instead of being treated as having agreed to something they never read. Participation is individual throughout: an employee who ignores the invitation is simply not photographed, and no credit is spent.
Your selfies are used to generate your headshots and deleted at the end of the retention period.
See it work
From selfies to a finished set, in four moves.
Nothing here needs a studio, a camera or a calendar. The whole thing runs from a phone and a browser.
Uploading 8 selfies
- 1Send a few selfiesSix to twelve photos from a phone, wherever the person is.
- 2We train a model of themA private model per person, built from those selfies.
- 3The style is already chosenThe backdrop and outfit the organisation set apply to everyone.
- 440 headshots, ready to approveIn about an hour. Approve, download, done.
Deleting is something a person does, not requests
Inside every invitation there is a private page from which a person removes their own material outright, without asking an administrator and without opening a ticket. The confirmation they receive is written and carries a reference.
Separately, anyone can submit a data request through the public request form, which reaches our privacy inbox and is tracked. Uploaded selfies do not linger either way: they go when their retention window ends, and images travel only on signed links that stop working shortly afterwards.
Your selfies are used to generate your headshots and deleted at the end of the retention period.
As it happens
Every person, at their own pace.
People upload when it suits them. The organiser watches the set fill up and approves sets as they come in; nobody waits for a studio slot.
Headshots ready
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A product page that matches the team behind it
Companies here tend to have careful design systems and a team page assembled from whatever people sent in, which is a strange contrast for a visitor to meet. Because the organisation chooses backdrops and outfits before anybody is invited, the portraits can be made to sit inside the existing design rather than fight it.
Where a brand template is defined, the same portraits are also produced as branded profile pictures at two sizes, so internal tools and the public site show the same person in the same treatment.
From a phone
A few selfies in, a headshot out.
Each person sends a handful of selfies from wherever they are. It takes about five minutes on a phone, with no studio to book and no photographer to schedule.
How it works
Three steps, one afternoon.
Backdrop
- Studio white
- Studio grey
- Studio black
- Modern office
- Glass office
Outfit
- Dark suit
- Light suit
- Blazer, no tie
- Fine knit
01
Set the style
Pick a backdrop and an outfit from the catalogue. It applies to everyone you invite.
- AnyaInvited
- GloriaUploaded
- JoshReady
02
Invite the team
Paste emails, upload a CSV or share one link. Nobody needs an account.
- 40 headshotsDownload all
03
Approve and download
40 headshots per person in about an hour. Approve them, download one archive, done.
Pricing
One credit per person. Discounts stack as you buy.
No subscription and no seats. A credit is one person’s 40 headshots, and the discount on every purchase is set by the credits you have bought so far.
- First 4 creditsList price$39.00 each
- 5+ credits20% off$31.20 each
- 25+ credits30% off$27.30 each
- 100+ credits40% off$23.40 each
- 250+ credits50% off$19.50 each
Estimate your price
- Price per person
- $31.20
- Volume discount
- 20%
- Subtotal
You're in the 20% band. 15 more people reaches 30%.
Prices in US dollars. One credit per teammate.
Frequently asked questions
Can an employee refuse without it becoming an issue?
Yes, and refusing is the default outcome of doing nothing: the invitation simply goes unused. Only people who accept the consent text and upload are processed, which means the organisation never ends up holding material for somebody who did not want to take part.
Where can we read the legal detail?
In four published documents: the privacy notice for Teams, the sub-processors list, the security page and the data processing agreement. Each is versioned and dated, so it is possible to see when it last changed. This page is not legal advice and does not attempt to be.
Our team speaks English at work but not everyone does. Is the flow translated?
The product ships in English and Italian, including the employee screens and the emails. A colleague who reads neither comfortably still only has to accept a text and pick photographs from their camera roll, which is a short path either way.
Does an admin see every gallery?
Owners and admins of that organisation do, which is how review and the group download work at all. Nobody outside the organisation does, there is no public gallery address, and the admin area itself is unreachable for anyone without the right role on that organisation.
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