Built for Dealer Groups
Your team follows the dots. Halo builds the listing.
Halo places a magenta dot at each specific anchor on the actual vehicle. Your employee moves to the dot and lines it up. Halo checks readiness, captures automatically, and builds the same eight finished views every time.
Move to the dot.Then capture.

How Vehicle Photos Get Done Today
Your camera isn't slowing you down. Your workflow is.
Outsourced photography means waiting for a vendor. Bringing it in-house still means moving vehicles, framing every shot, editing files, and uploading them again. Halo captures close-range sections with about five feet of clearance, so your team can work where the vehicle already sits.
Guided Capture
Move to the dot. Then capture.
Halo places a magenta dot at the next anchor point on the vehicle. The employee moves until the dot lines up. Five readiness checks confirm the view, then Halo captures automatically. Fifteen anchor points gather the close-range coverage Halo uses to build eight finished views.
Current Halo Capture · real product recording
SCAN + REVIEW VIN
Confirm all 17 characters and open the right vehicle job.
MOVE TO THE DOT
Halo places the next magenta dot at a specific anchor on the vehicle.
LINE UP + CAPTURE
When View, Target, Distance, Level and Clarity pass, Halo captures automatically.
HALO BUILDS THE VIEWS
Fifteen close-range anchor points become eight standardized listing views.
Capture Versus Composition
The employee gathers the coverage. Halo composes the views.
Standard capture tools still make the person compose every final photo. Halo removes that judgment from the job. Your employee works close to the vehicle while Halo owns the final framing, finish, and delivery.
One Visual Record · Appraisal to Listing
Start the visual record at appraisal. Keep it moving to the listing.
Capture the vehicle while it is already in front of the appraiser. If the trade is acquired, the first merchandising set can be ready as soon as the VIN enters inventory. The same record can be refreshed through recon and detail, then delivered for the listing.
Start at appraisal
Create the first useful visual record while the vehicle is already in front of the appraiser.
Enter inventory with real images
If the trade is acquired, the first merchandising set is already with the VIN.
Refresh after recon
Update the retail-facing views without losing the earlier vehicle record.
Publish the finished set
Managers can see the stage, owner, blocker, and delivery status as the vehicle moves.
Why Halo Is Different
Halo sees the vehicle before it builds the view.
Each magenta dot is anchored to the actual vehicle, not placed as a generic screen overlay. Halo understands the phone's position, the part of the vehicle it can see, and the coverage still missing. That is how different employees can produce the same finished set.

SEPTEMBER 2026 · Applications Open
Limited to 10 dealership locations.Start with one rooftop. Run it for six weeks. Look at the results.
We start by documenting how photos get done today. Then we compare Halo on time, vehicle movement, photo consistency, missed views, handoffs, staff adoption, delivery, and time to listing. At the end, your group has real numbers and a clear decision to make.
Six-Week Founding POC
CAD $1,500One rooftop, six weeks, live inventory. We set up Halo, train the team, confirm the delivery path, compare the result with your current process, and review it together.Founding Dealer Membership
CAD $950Per rooftop, per month. Includes unlimited users and capture sessions, Halo Flows · Merchandising, and all new Halo Flows introduced during the 24-month Design Partner Program.Founding pricing is locked for 24 months for the first 100 activated rooftops.Tell Us How Photos Get Done Today
Pick a rooftop where the problem is easy to see and the results will matter.
Walk us through the current process, from vehicle arrival to live listing. We will help you decide whether a six-week Halo POC makes sense for the rooftop and the group.
