The games, the pregame, the whole night out: everyone shoots from her own phone and it all reveals together at the end. No apps, and no "I'll send them later" that never happens.
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Name your event and pick when the photos reveal.
Each guest opens the link on their phone and starts shooting. No apps.
At the end, everyone's photos show up together in one album.
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.