Photo to campaign
Take a picture. Selda does the rest.
Photograph a badge or a storefront. The follow-up comes back ready.
- For anyone who meets companies in person
- Why now: the follow-up that lands tonight wins
- You approve every message before it leaves
- Free until you send
Slush 2026 · Helsinki
Emma Wright
Northbound Labs
FounderSlush 2026 · Helsinki
Liam Chen
Kaiku Robotics
FounderReach these17.58
Snap the badge you were just handed.
One photo of a badge. That is the whole workflow.
Slush, any fair, any meetup — the camera is the only input Selda needs to know who you met.
Selda knows where you are.
It reads the event and the companies off the picture.
Then it looks each one up and asks one question: into today's pile, or saved for later?
The follow-up carries the small details.
A greeting in your voice, and the detail that stuck.
The thing you actually talked about, and a soft ask that books lunch with the people you just met.
It is a speed game.
The fair ends at six. Your follow-ups are ready minutes later.
The message that lands the same evening is the one that wins.
Only imagination is the limit.
A building, a billboard, a newspaper page, a LinkedIn post.
Anything with a company name on it is a campaign waiting to happen.
The picture and the names in this one are drawn examples. The steps are what actually happens.