Every camera at the event. One gallery.
The photos worth keeping are on a dozen phones. Collect them before everyone goes home.
Sharma–Iyer wedding
collecting now
Print it. Put it on the table.
One code for the whole event. Guests scan it and the gallery opens — no app, no account, no typing a link off a napkin.
Same code all weekend · dies when you close the gallery
Sharma–Iyer · 14 June
Scan to add your photos
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or open the link
Photos land before the night is over.
Invite the people who are shooting — the second photographer, the cousins, the friend with the good camera. They add straight into the gallery as the evening goes.
Nobody exports a folder at midnight. Nobody chases anyone for a transfer link next week.
You decide what makes the gallery.
Everything guests send lands in a queue first. Nothing appears in the shared gallery until you say so.
Waiting for you4
- from Kavya
- from Mira
- from Arjun
- from Tara
Published to everyone3
Approve one and it appears here — for every guest holding the link, at once.
Open for the weekend. Closed when it’s done.
One link runs the whole event. Close it when the weekend is over, or issue a fresh one the moment it turns up somewhere it shouldn’t — the old link stops working immediately.
Contributors can add. Guests can view.
Three parts to play. Nothing overlaps.
Host
You, or whoever is running the day.
- Approve or reject
- Invite contributors
- Open and close the link
Contributor
The people actually taking photos.
- Add their own photos
- View the gallery
- Download
Guest
Everyone else who was there.
- Open the link, no account
- View the gallery
- Download if you allow it
Two hundred people at the event. No strangers in the gallery.
Encrypted end to end
Every photo is encrypted on the device that took it. We can’t read them.
Approved before it appears
Nothing reaches the shared gallery until the host lets it through.
One link you control
Close it, or replace it, and the old one stops working.
No accounts for guests
Two hundred people can look without two hundred signups.