// SKILLFRAME
SkillFrame
Deliberate practice for photographers — daily reps, rubric critique, visible progress.
SkillFrame helps photographers improve through structured daily assignments, image-specific AI critique, and a longitudinal skill graph across Portrait, Street, and Landscape. Start with a free Taste critique, join a Sprint cohort, then continue with Mastery for ongoing practice.
For cross-project context, see the SkillFrame project brief or the practice-loop playbook.
FAQ
- What is SkillFrame?
- SkillFrame is deliberate-practice software for photographers — 14-day Sprint cohorts with image-specific AI critique and a Skill DNA graph that tracks rubric progress across Portrait, Street, and Landscape.
- How does pricing work?
- Sprint is $129 for a 14-day cohort with 14 premium critiques. After Sprint, Mastery continues at $29/month or $249/year for ongoing uploads and skill history. Coaching ($349) adds a video call, portfolio review, and private community.
- Who is SkillFrame for?
- Photographers who want structured daily reps and measurable rubric improvement — not one-off portfolio reviews or generic photo tips.
- How does SkillFrame relate to jesseg.io?
- jesseg.io is the founder hub. SkillFrame is a separate software product with its own origin at skillframe.co — linked here for portfolio and entity clarity.
Pricing summary
- Taste critique — Free
- One image-specific AI read before you join a cohort. Details on skillframe.co →
- Sprint — $129
- 14 days, 14 assignments, 14 premium critiques, public progress card. Details on skillframe.co →
- Mastery — $29/mo
- Continue after Sprint — uploads, Skill DNA history, advanced pathways. Details on skillframe.co →
- Coaching — $349
- 28-day cohort with video call, portfolio review, and priority queue. Details on skillframe.co →
How it works
- Try one frame
- Run a free Taste critique to see image-specific feedback before committing.
- Join a Sprint
- Daily assignment in your genre; each frame gets rubric-based critique.
- Continue with Mastery
- Keep uploading after Sprint — that's where recurring practice and MRR align.
Good fit / not a fit
// GOOD FIT
- You shoot regularly but plateau on composition, light, or story.
- You want a visible rubric trend, not vague 'great shot' comments.
- You can commit to one deliberate frame per day for 14 days.
// NOT A FIT
- You want gear reviews or editing presets only.
- You need in-person workshop travel instead of a daily remote cadence.
- You are not ready to upload work for critique.
// NEXT STEP
Try one free Taste critique, then join the next Sprint cohort if the rubric feedback matches how you want to practice.