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SpotMe is an AI photo sharing platform for wedding and event photographers. Guests take one selfie and see only the photos they appear in, under the photographer’s brand.
SpotMe, based in Ahmedabad, helps professional photographers deliver event photos to every guest. The photographer uploads the full event once; SpotMe’s face recognition, built and trained in-house and run on its own servers in India, finds every guest across thousands of photos. Each guest opens a link, takes a selfie and gets a private gallery of their own photos in about a second, with no app to install. Couples get a separate gallery of the whole event. More than 650 studios in India, Canada and the USA use SpotMe.
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Co-founder and CEO
Umang grew up assisting at his uncle’s wedding studio in Ahmedabad and spent ten years building software in Bengaluru and Toronto. After a cousin’s 7,400-photo wedding was shared as a single Drive link, he co-founded SpotMe in 2024 to give photographers their evenings back.
“We are not trying to replace the photographer. We are trying to give them their evenings back.”
Co-founder and CTO
Bansal is a computer vision engineer who previously worked on medical imaging and retail analytics. He leads the team that built and trained SpotMe’s face recognition in-house for the conditions of real Indian weddings, and runs it on SpotMe’s own servers in India.
“An accuracy number only matters if you measured it on the photos your customers actually take.”
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7,400 photos, one Drive link, and a week of making face folders by hand. The idea for SpotMe starts at a tea stall near Law Garden.
The first version goes to twelve studios in Ahmedabad and Vadodara. Most of them are friends of Umang’s uncle, and very honest critics.
Models trained in-house replace the first prototype. Accuracy on real weddings crosses 99.99%, and couple galleries with a people view launch.
Studios across Gujarat and India, plus Indian-wedding specialists in Canada and the USA, deliver more than a million matched photos.
Press contact: spotme@hpklabs.ai
