Your portfolio doesn't have to live on Instagram

For many pros, photos of their work live separately from booking — on Instagram, in a separate VK album, or in a Telegram channel. To decide to book, a client first has to find that account, scroll through it, and only then go back to where time is actually booked. In Talenza, photos and booking are on one page.

Albums right in the app

You assemble your work into albums right in your dashboard — photos are added from your phone’s camera or gallery, with no third-party storage service and no separate “post it to social media” step. Each photo can have a caption saying what exactly the work is — not just a picture without context, but a clear portfolio entry.

Clients see them on the booking page

As soon as a pro has at least one album, a separate “Portfolio” tab appears on their public booking page. The client doesn’t need to look for a social link separately from the booking link — they open the pro’s page and can immediately see what the pro can do, without leaving the screen where they’ll choose a service and a time.

Full-screen viewing — like the gallery you’re used to

Tapping a photo opens it full screen, with pagination between the shots in the album and a caption under each — the same viewing pattern clients already know from their own phone’s gallery, not a homemade viewer with its own unfamiliar logic.

Fewer clicks to the decision to book

The point of moving the portfolio into the app isn’t to take Instagram away from pros, but to shorten the path from “look at the work” to “book”: right now it’s the same screen, not two different services the client might change their mind between halfway.