Can I use this as a Coda doc?

Yes. Copy the outline into a new Coda doc, or download the Markdown and paste the headings and table into the doc your group already uses.

Does TogetherLens connect to Coda?

No. This page only copies or downloads a local document. It does not request a Coda account, doc, workspace, contact list, or photo.

How should I publish it in Coda?

If you choose to publish, use a view or Play-mode public doc and keep the handoff optional. Review the current Coda sharing settings before making anything discoverable.

A doc that makes the next step obvious

Keep the group
in the loop.

A copy-ready Coda outline for the person coordinating a family, wedding, couple, or remote-team photo: one brief, clear roles, consent, and a review step before a shared image.

Download Markdown

The useful middle

One page
before one image.

Coda is optional. The outline also works in a shared note or printed folder, but a public Coda doc can make the decision path visible to a whole group. Keep it useful even if nobody opens the app.

1Brief2Check in3Review

cfamily-photo-docPlay-ready

THE SHARED BRIEF

Make room for everyone.

People includedWho should be in the frame?

Photo leadWho keeps the day calm?

PermissionWho approved each portrait?

Final reviewWho sees it before sharing?

Full copy

Start with a blank doc.
Leave with a plan.

Why this travels: the outline is useful before the app, so an organizer can publish or share a doc without asking TogetherLens for workspace access.

Roles keep the organizer from carrying the whole session.
Consent and review stay next to the creative brief.
Use Coda View or Play mode for a public handoff; do not expose private records.

Markdown ready to paste into Coda

# Family photo doc

Use this Coda doc as the calm source of truth before a family, couple, wedding, or remote-team photo.

## One-sentence brief

- Occasion:
- People included:
- What should feel true about the image:
- Where may the final image be shared?

## Roles and check-ins

| Role | Owner | Ready? | Notes |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Photo lead |  | No | Keep the session moving gently. |
| Scene / location |  | No | Choose one believable setting. |
| Participant check-in |  | No | Confirm each person before using a portrait. |
| Final review |  | No | Review faces, hands, crop, label, and audience. |

## Three must-have frames

1. Everyone looking at the camera
2. A natural in-between moment
3. One creative frame, clearly labelled if AI-generated

## Consent and review

- Ask each person before using their portrait.
- Keep the original context and do not imply a real event happened if a scene is created.
- Review the result with the people pictured before sharing it.

## Optional next step

When the doc is clear, open the free TogetherLens scene planner: https://togetherlens.app/resources/coda-family-photo-plan/?utm_source=template&utm_medium=coda&utm_campaign=coda_photo_plan&utm_content=doc_gallery

This doc is useful on its own. TogetherLens does not receive the names, contacts, or images entered into a Coda document.

Optional next step

When the doc is clear,
make the scene.

TogetherLens can combine permissioned portraits into one clearly labelled, reviewable group scene. The Coda doc remains useful if the group stops here.

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No Coda account, doc, workspace, contact, or portrait access is requested.

One pagebefore one image.

Make room for everyone.

Start with a blank doc.Leave with a plan.

When the doc is clear,make the scene.

One page
before one image.

Start with a blank doc.
Leave with a plan.

When the doc is clear,
make the scene.