



Name it, pick when it ends, done. You get a link and a QR code to print.

They scan the QR and the camera opens right in the browser. No app to download, no account to create.

Nobody sees the photos during the party, not even whoever took them. When it ends they all open at once in one album: the disposable camera surprise, without the camera.
We give you the code ready to print, plus a link in case you'd rather send it over WhatsApp.
Your guests scan it and the camera opens right in the browser. They don't have to create an account either.
Set the day and time. Until then nobody sees a thing, not even whoever took the photo.
Once it develops, you download every photo at the quality it was shot in.
You give it a name and pick the filter every photo of the night will come out with.
If a photo doesn't belong, you pull it out of the album from your dashboard.
What each of you shot, together. The photos that usually die on one phone all land in the same place this time.
Zero friction: they open the link, take the shot and get back to it. Nobody's fighting with an app.
Everything reveals together when it's over. The whole night with the girls, all at once.
We're just getting started, but the first parties that tried it already told us how it went.
I planned my best friend's bachelorette and for once we had ALL the photos, not the three somebody remembers to send.
You share a link or a QR with the group and everyone shoots from her own phone. They collect themselves in one album, no app to download and nothing to ask for later.
No. They open the link you send and shoot from the phone's browser. That's it.
It's free up to 30 people, which usually covers a bachelorette. If you're more, you pick the plan when you create the event.
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