IMAGO is for people who want to earn from what they make without giving up who they are. It puts one synthetic face over yours, the same face every time, on everything you publish. It locks your original pictures away before it changes a single pixel and strips the location and camera data your photos carry. Then it stays with you for the rest of the job: the plan, the room, the platforms, the money, and the first-week problems that make most people give up.
How It Works
Add. Pick. Apply. Look.
Add your photos. Click the person to protect, which is you, once, in a clear picture. Make a face, or start with the one that comes with IMAGO, and apply it. From then on IMAGO finds only that person in the rest of your pictures and leaves everyone else alone. Anything it isn't sure about comes to you instead of being guessed. Every result sits beside its original, and nothing leaves the program until you say it can.
The Part Nobody Else Does
It Stays With You For The Whole Job
People rarely quit because the software was hard. They quit because they couldn't get paid, picked a platform that doesn't allow what they make, didn't have the ID it asked for halfway through signing up, or ran out of things to post six days in. So IMAGO starts with a conversation instead of a blank window, and each answer changes the next question. What comes out is a plan built for your situation. Stop halfway and it picks up where you left off.
Here's what's in the Windows app today, all in one program on your own computer.
- Your Identity, Protected
One locked synthetic face, applied the same way every time, so the person in your pictures always looks the same and is never you. The face isn't built from yours and isn't a copy of anyone. Make another whenever you like, and save it as a file outside the program so you can't lose it along with the program.
- Your Originals, Protected First
Before IMAGO touches anything, it backs up and encrypts your original pictures. It works on copies. The originals stay where you put them, locked, and are never overwritten.
- Your Pictures Stay With You
The Windows app doesn't upload your pictures and doesn't show ads. The work happens on the computer in front of you, and it doesn't need the internet to do it.
- Hidden Photo Data, Removed
Location, camera, time and device data are stripped from every export by default, so all that's left is the picture.
- You Check Every Export First
You see before and after, side by side, for every single picture. Nothing is exported until you've looked at it and said yes.
- Private Life And Creator Life, Kept Apart
Two separate spaces on the same computer. What belongs to your creator persona never mixes with what belongs to you.
- Photo Check
Checks every finished picture and tells you whether the face went on right. It counts the faces, confirms the new face is your saved face and not your own, and makes sure nobody else's face changed, the eyes are level and there's no seam at the edge. Each picture gets Looks Right, Look Again or Failed, with the reason in plain words.
- Video Check
The same checks, run through a finished clip one frame per second. It also catches what only a clip can get wrong, like your new face dropping out and coming back, and gives you the time so you can jump straight to it.
- Faces With The Eye Colour You Want
Pick blue, green, grey, hazel or brown, and IMAGO makes faces and keeps only the ones born with that colour. Nothing is painted on, so there's nothing to give you away.
- Thirty-Two Platforms, Laid Out Plainly
Where each platform stands on adult content, how big a cut it takes, and what it needs from you before it pays a cent. Every account you save gets its own tab, showing what IMAGO has prepared for it and when.
- Read My Page
Open your own page in that account's browser, where you're already signed in, and IMAGO reads the numbers on the screen: followers, subscribers, posts and balance. It keeps each one with the date and the previous value, and shows you the exact bit of screen it read. It never signs in for you and sends nothing to any site. It only looks at its own window, which is why it works everywhere. It comes with the Platforms add-on in the Store.
- A Calendar That Moves With You
Month, Week and Appointments, plus a week built from your setup answers. Drag any appointment to another day and IMAGO notes where it came from, so a shoot that keeps slipping shows up as one.
- A Setup That Listens
Each answer decides the next question. If you have no photo ID, it asks how you plan to get one, and if you work with other people, it asks about consent. Tell it you're under 18 and it stops. What comes out is Your Plan, built for you.
- Studio: Use The Room You Already Have
Answer a dozen questions about your space and your gear, and you get the rules with the reason attached: key light off to one side, never a window behind you, and what the wall behind you gives away about where you live. If a phone is enough, it tells you so.
- Learn: Lessons That Say What They Are
Thousands of sourced articles on identity, niche, platforms, lighting, pricing, doxxing, consent, account security and keeping subscribers. Each one shows its source, the date it was last checked and a label (verified rule, strong practice, creator strategy or experimental), so you know what you're reading.
- Business: Books That Survive An Accountant
Income by type, expenses with receipts, and the dates you need to know about. It will flag something as a possible business expense, but it won't tell you it's deductible. It isn't your accountant, and it says so.
- Offers, Scored
Agencies that cold-message you, guaranteed-subscriber pitches, free-traffic offers, and contracts that quietly take your account access or your content. Put the terms in and IMAGO scores them against written rules, so "this feels off" becomes a reason you can point to.
- Today
One screen instead of ten dashboards, showing what's scheduled and what's due. Some days the honest answer is don't film, and it will tell you that instead of inventing work for you.
- Photos Straight From Your Phone
Your phone and your computer connect over your own Wi-Fi. Scan a code and the pictures come across without touching the internet.
- A Store, So The Installer Stays Small
The face engine, Photo Check, Platforms and the other add-ons get switched on when you want them, which keeps the main download around 50 MB. The program updates itself from the same channel as this page.
- Beta Points, And A Line Straight To Us
Use the program and you earn points. The home page says what they're good for, and just as plainly what we aren't promising. Found something wrong? Use Tell Us Something on the same page. It reaches us in seconds by two separate routes, so if one is down the other still gets through.
IMAGO updates itself from the same channel as this page. Here's what has changed since people started installing it, newest first.
- 2.17 // 12 Sep 2026The free period starts, and being unpaid never traps your files
IMAGO is free for three months from the first time you run it, and after that it becomes a subscription. No payment system is connected yet, so nothing can be bought or charged. If it ever pauses, you can still open, copy and export everything; only the tools that make new work wait. You can now delete your account from the Security tab, points belong to each account on a shared computer, and a backup recovery key can be revoked.
- 2.16 // 7 Sep 2026The MaggotClaw mark is back, and your plan uses answers that used to change nothing
Your Plan now uses eight more of your setup answers, from where you live to whether you're set up to be paid. Points are paid only for work IMAGO can see, and goals tick themselves. Both MaggotClaw marks in the window now open our website.
- 2.14 // 6 Sep 2026IMAGO checks what your computer can handle, and your videos have pictures
It measures your computer once on the first start and does less work on a smaller machine instead of struggling. Videos in Originals show a picture from the clip, adding a lot of files no longer freezes the window, and backing up a big video uses far less memory.
- 2.13 // 5 Sep 2026Bigger lettering, another try on any face, and one place for your points
All the lettering is one size bigger. Re-evaluate redoes a face a different way each time you press it. Your points live in the Wallet, the Store has an Equipment shelf, and the Support page has a Send Diagnostics button.
- 2.12 // 5 Sep 2026A warmer look, the real mark, and a setup interview that stops asking what it already knows
The program is warm mahogany now, with brass and gold trim. The interview offers choices where it can work out your answer, and the plan stops giving advice that doesn't fit you.
- 2.11 // 4 Sep 2026Your calendar, your accounts, a check for your clips, and everything in bold
Calendar gets its own place in the sidebar, with Month, Week and Appointments and drag-and-drop between days. Platforms gets a tab for each saved account, plus Read My Page. Every finished clip in Video gets Check It. The setup interview picks its next question from your last answer. The research behind the advice more than tripled, the home page explains beta points, and Your Plan uses the whole window. Every word in the program is bold now, so the thin grey lettering is gone.
- 2.10 // 2 Sep 2026A checker for your finished pictures, and eyes that are real
Photo Check arrives in the Store. Ask for the eye colour you want when making faces and get faces born with it, not painted. Double-click any face to see it large. There's a Restart IMAGO button after you install an add-on, and Account is one clean page.
- 2.9 // 30 Aug 2026The green boxes are back on your photos
Picking a face works again after we broke it in 2.8. That was our fault, and it's fixed. Double-click the picture you added to open it big.
- 2.8 // 30 Aug 2026Reading faces works on an installed copy
Every installed copy was looking for the face engine in a place that only existed on our own machine. That's fixed, and errors now say what actually went wrong.
- 2.7 // 30 Aug 2026Send photos straight from your phone
A Phone screen under Library: your phone and your computer connect over your own Wi-Fi, and nothing goes out to the internet on the way.
- 2.6 // 30 Aug 2026Guided Setup asks more, so the advice fits you
Ten more questions about how you actually work, and bolder, larger text everywhere.
- 2.5 // 30 Aug 2026Platforms, and messages that actually reach us
The Platforms screen arrives. Messages from the Support page reach us in seconds instead of half an hour, by two separate routes.
Still Being Built
What We Haven't Finished Yet
Photo Check will learn to catch the rest of what a frame gives away, like a street sign, the mail on the table or a reflection in the glass. Until it can, the program tells you it hasn't looked, so you don't assume it has. Separate queues for paid, promotional and owed work, records of where your subscribers came from, and a consent record for everyone in a shoot are designed and on the Store's coming-soon list, each with what has to exist first. Read My Page and Video Check are still new and have been tried on a handful of pages and clips, not hundreds. If a number reads wrong or a check misses something, tell us from the home page. That's what the beta is for.
Hard Lines
What It Will Never Do
Face replacement here exists to protect the person whose account it is. It's never a way around a platform's verification or anybody's consent. If more than one person is in the frame, IMAGO asks whose account this is and asks about consent for everyone else, and a different face doesn't change that. It refuses outright if you're under 18. It isn't a lawyer or a tax advisor, and it says so instead of guessing. It can't promise you'll never be leaked, but it keeps your originals safe so you can always show what was yours. The Windows app never holds your platform passwords, never signs in to anything for you and never posts on your behalf, and no picture leaves it until you've looked at it.
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