Grandparents, cousins, school friends and neighbours all photograph the same day from different angles. Instead of chasing photos in five group chats afterwards, one QR code collects them in a single album the family can keep.
Compressed images in messaging apps, photos that never arrive, and the one aunt who took the best picture of the whole day. A shared album removes the chase: everyone uploads to the same place, in full quality.
Guests do not install anything and do not create an account. Point the camera at the QR code, tap the link, type a name, pick photos. That is the whole flow, and it works the same on a five-year-old Android and a brand new iPhone.
When the day is over, the album is a complete record of it – speeches, table settings, the outfit, the friends. Download everything in full resolution and keep it, or leave the album open so family can revisit it.
Yes. Creating the album, collecting photos and downloading them is free, and guests never pay anything.
Neither. The QR code opens the album in the browser and guests only type a display name before uploading.
Yes. Both photos and video clips work, and a single video file can be up to 500 MB.
Yes. As the owner you can hide or delete any photo in the album at any time.
The album can only be opened with the album code, GPS and EXIF data are stripped on upload, the files sit on servers in the EU, and we never train AI on your photos.