lemon.gallery

Downloads

Running AI on your own machine

There's nothing to download for this any more. Mint an MCP token on the Integrations page and paste the one setup prompt into Claude Code — it connects to this studio, configures your machine to run your AI jobs on your own Claude subscription, and schedules whichever routines you want. No API key, nothing metered, and your photos never leave the machine.

LemonPortal (WordPress plugin)

Connects your WordPress site to this studio: client galleries on your own domain (Pro), Lemon Growth blog publishing, on-site booking and contact forms, and first-party visitor analytics. Self-updates from here.

⬇ Download (~25 KB)
  1. WordPress → Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin → this zip → Activate.
  2. Create a LemonPortal site key on the Integrations page and paste it into WordPress → LemonPortal.
  3. Use [lemon_contact_form], [lemon_booking_form service="…"] and [lemon_gallery slug="…"] anywhere.

Lightroom Classic plugin

Export photos straight from Lightroom into your galleries, with price sheets, favourites and sales synced back.

⬇ Download (~10 KB)
  1. Unzip somewhere OUTSIDE Desktop/Documents if you use iCloud Drive (e.g. your Pictures folder) — those two get synced and macOS can quietly evict a small file like Info.lua later, which Lightroom then reports as "malfunctioning" / "Info.lua is missing".
  2. Lightroom → File → Plug-in Manager → Add → pick lemon-gallery.lrplugin.
  3. Paste your API token (Integrations page) in the export dialog and choose a gallery.

Lemon Live uploader agent

The folder-watcher for live events: point your tethered export (or camera WiFi drop) at a folder and every frame appears in the event gallery within seconds. Zero dependencies — just Node.

⬇ Download (~3 KB)
  1. Unzip anywhere, then: node agent.mjs --dir ~/LiveExport --token <event ingest token>.
  2. The ingest token lives on each event's page in Tools → Lemon Live.

Letting Claude manage this studio directly (funnels, campaigns, contacts) needs no download either — just an MCP token from the Integrations page.