A gallery with a room for everything you collect.
HOP turns a private library of pictures into something closer to a real exhibition. Rooms hold walls; walls hold pieces. For collectors, artists, and anyone who keeps pictures with care.
The new way to honor pictures online.
Rooms & Walls
Rooms hold walls; walls hold pieces. A room gathers what belongs together, and a wall is one sequence through it — with a beginning, an order you chose, and an end.
One library, many hangs
Every room draws on a single library, so the same photograph can hang in two rooms making two different points, and neither one is a copy.
Inline editing
Titles, captions and notes edit in place — no admin panel. Drag pieces along a wall and walls within a room to change the hang: the four-inch adjustment, without the ladder.
Focused scrolling and keyboard navigation
You walk a wall sideways, at your own pace. Arrow keys move piece to piece and wall to wall, and stop feeling like keys after about a day.
Presentation mode
Everything dims except the work. Nothing above the artwork, nothing in the corners, nothing asking for your attention but the thing you came to look at.
Robust import
Drag a folder of folders and each subfolder hangs itself as a wall. Apple Photos, Dropbox, Drive and Ethereum, Tezos or Solana wallets all come in whole — free on every plan.
Share, discover, and follow
A room travels as a link — no account to make, nothing to install, and it opens exactly as you hung it. The door swings both ways: follow the people whose eye you trust, and find rooms you would never have thought to look for.
A true archive
Every piece is registered on arrival: an accession number, a content fingerprint, a timestamp. Pro adds PDF catalog export, the full collector record and fields you define yourself.
Art CollectionsPhotographyPrint ArchivesSculpture & CeramicsNatural ObjectsBook & MediaCameras & EquipmentInsurance DocumentsWatch CollectionsFashion ArchivesVerified NFTsTrading CardsEphemeraTravel MementosDesign BoardsChildren's WorksPortfoliosWishlistsImportant Pictures.
A collection is not a feed. It is a place the collector returns to.
To collect photographs is to collect the world.
The most profound enchantment for the collector is the locking of individual items within a magic circle.
Every collection tells the collector who they are, before it tells anyone else.
The finest object of collecting is not the object itself, but the effort to make it whole.
A room is observed in relationship to its walls, and its walls are observed horizontally.