The pictures before, the ride over, the dance floor: everyone shoots from their phone and it all reveals together at the end. No apps, and nothing scattered across a dozen group chats.
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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.
Photos from everyone who was there, together. No more digging through stories to find the one somebody took of you.
Open a link and start shooting. No app, no account, nothing to explain.
Everything shows up at once after the last song. The whole prom to scroll through on the ride home.
We're just getting started, but the first parties that tried it already told us how it went.
Everyone lost it when the photos all revealed at 3 in the morning. Best moment of the night.
The photos came out with that grainy film look, so good. Nobody expected an online event to feel like that.
You create the event and share one link or a QR with the group. Everyone shoots from their phone's browser and it all collects itself in a single album.
No. Your friends open the link and shoot. Only the person creating the event signs in.
It's free up to 30 people. For a whole class you pick the plan based on headcount when you create the event.