Consensual by construction
Back her studio shoot. On her terms
A model pitches, her people fund the shoot, and the model trained on that day belongs to a signed record she can narrow or withdraw at any time. Not a training set scraped off her feed — a production, financed by the people who already follow her.
- 3
- Campaigns live
- $7,500–$15,000
- Goal range
- $50–$250
- Per backer
Intro videos coming soon
Placeholder imagery — synthetic, not a real person
Every campaign leads with her pitch to camera. Landscape for the page, portrait for the cut she cross-posts — both supported, because social is where the raise actually happens.
Campaigns you can watch
Each one is a woman asking for a studio day, in her own words, with the whole ask on the card: her goal, the trip it covers, and how far along she is. All three are invented examples and nothing can be paid for yet — but every figure comes out of the same model a live campaign has to satisfy.
Showing 3 of 3 campaigns
Intro video coming soon
Nova Quinn
@novaquinn · Austin, TX
I trained my first LoRA on my own camera roll — now I want a real studio behind it, and my terms written into the code.
$3,200 of $7,500 · 43% · 19 days left
64 of 150 backers at $50 · Essential goal · Essential trip
See Nova's pitch
Intro video coming soon
Rae Hollis
@raehollis · Brooklyn, NY
Editorial is my whole thing, and a phone camera cannot do editorial — so I am funding the lighting rig instead of waiting for one.
$14,000 of $15,000 · 93% · 6 days left
56 of 60 backers at $250 · Premium goal · Premium trip
See Rae's pitch
Intro video coming soon
Sunny Vale
@sunnyvale · San Diego, CA
Stills only, wholesome only, and I want that on the record before a single frame of me gets generated.
$3,700 of $10,000 · 37% · 27 days left
37 of 100 backers at $100 · Standard goal · Essential trip
See Sunny's pitch
How this works
Four steps, in order, and the third one is the reason the other three are allowed to happen.
- One
She pitches
An intro video in her own words, a goal off a published ladder, and the trip it covers listed rung by rung. No prose promises — the page prints what the model says the money buys.
- Two
Her people fund it
A fixed price per backer, so progress is a whole number of people rather than a mystery figure. The goal covers the shoot, the travel, and a production contingency that cannot be spent elsewhere.
- Three
She sets the terms
Before a single frame is generated she scopes it: Images, Video, Voice and Messaging are four separate decisions, and every request is measured against the record she signed.
- Four
The shoot happens
A lit set, a directed stills session, driving clips for motion and clean voice capture — the day that upgrades her LoRA from Talent-Provided to Studio.
Where the money goes
A contribution is production financing, not a purchase of her likeness. It pays for a professional session — photo, video and audio capture in a real room with a real crew — the travel that gets her there, and a contingency reserve that is not allowed to be spent on anything else.
The session does not get better at a higher goal. Same crew, same lighting, same directed capture at every rung. What a bigger goal changes is the trip — which she picks separately — and how much of the balance she can take as cash instead of leaving it in the production.
She keeps 50% of generation revenue. 50% of net — after processing fees — and it is the largest single share of it. Backing her shoot does not buy any of that, and it does not widen a single line of her consent.
The published goal ladder
Essential
$7,500
The smallest ask that funds a shoot at all. Clears only in low season, and leaves little spare.
Comes with the Essential trip by default — a default, not the only answer. A leaner trip on the same goal is not a wasted raise.
Standard
$10,000
A hundred people at $100. Funds the shoot with real headroom — spend it on the trip, or keep it.
Comes with the Standard trip by default — a default, not the only answer. A leaner trip on the same goal is not a wasted raise.
Premium
$15,000
Comfortable on almost any dates, and the first rung that funds the full cash election.
Comes with the Premium trip by default — a default, not the only answer. A leaner trip on the same goal is not a wasted raise.
Marquee
$25,000
The top of the ladder. Funds the trip, the election and a contingency on any dates but CES.
Comes with the Marquee trip by default — a default, not the only answer. A leaner trip on the same goal is not a wasted raise.
Four rungs, and a campaign has to choose one of them. A goal typed in by hand is rejected by the feasibility model before it can reach a page.
The consent record is the product
No model exists here without a signed, scoped, revocable record behind it. That is not a policy page — it is the gate every generation passes through, and every campaign page reads its claims straight out of it.
Four separate decisions
One baseline, then a departure wherever she wants one. “Photoreal stills, but video stays clothed and illustrated” is a sentence the record can hold, so it is a sentence she can say.
Checked before every generation
Not at signup, not once a month. Every single request is measured against her grant and refused if it exceeds it — by the same function the public page reads to describe it.
Narrowed or withdrawn at any time
A narrower grant supersedes the old one on the next request. The record is append-only, so what she agreed to can never be rewritten behind her.
The four surfaces she scopes
- Images
- Video
- Voice
- Messaging
Each one asks only what it actually has: a voice grant has no face and no art style in it, so she is never asked to answer for something that could not apply.
Applications open soon
Thinking about your own
Walk the whole consent flow before anything is open. You will set what may be made of you, surface by surface, and see it read back exactly as the platform would read it. Nothing is submitted, stored, or charged — the files never leave the tab.
