GDPR-safe photo sharing for company parties and conferences

Company photos should not live in a private messaging group. ShareEvent gives your event one album on EU servers, where colleagues upload with a QR code and the organiser stays in control of what is published and when it is deleted.

How it works – three steps

Photos that never end up in a private chat

Work photos in a personal group chat are hard to govern and impossible to delete later. A shared album keeps the material in one place the company controls, with a clear owner and a clear deletion date.

GDPR handled by default

Files are stored on servers in the EU, GPS and EXIF data are stripped on upload, albums can only be opened with the album code, we never sell data and we never train AI on your images. You can set a deletion date up front so retention is decided before the event, not after.

Content for marketing without hiring a photographer

A hundred colleagues with phones will out-cover any single photographer. Download everything in full resolution and pick the shots for the newsletter, LinkedIn or the intranet.

Frequently asked questions

Is it GDPR-compliant to use for a company event?

The files are stored on servers in the EU, GPS and EXIF metadata are removed on upload, and albums require the album code to open. You can set a deletion date, and the album owner can delete any photo or the entire album at any time.

Do colleagues need an account?

No. Only the organiser needs an account. Colleagues just scan the code and type a display name.

Can we control the photos before they are shared widely?

Yes. The owner can hide or delete any photo, and AI moderation flags inappropriate content automatically.

Can we delete everything after the event?

Yes. Delete the album immediately, or schedule a deletion date – everyone who uploaded gets a notice 7 and 3 days before.

What does it cost for a company?

Creating an album, collecting the photos and downloading them is free to get started, with no credit card required.

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