Use cases
The setup changes with the event: how many photos per person, when it develops and who can see the album afterwards. These are the combinations that work best.
Wedding
One code at the entrance and another on every table. Guests shoot all night long, and when the roll develops you finally see the moments the couple never got to: the toast in the back, grandma dancing, the after-party in the kitchen.
20 photos per guest · develops after 12 h · album open to everyone
Birthday
It works the same in a living room with fifteen people as in a big venue. Since nobody sees the photo right away, no phones get hijacked checking how it turned out: you shoot and carry on.
15 photos per guest · develops after 8 h · private album
Party
Low light, flash and movement: exactly where a disposable camera always beat the perfect photo. The grain and the blur are part of the memory, not a mistake.
10 photos per guest · develops the next midday
Trip
Everyone adds their own side of the trip and the roll stays open until the end. Developing is saved for the last night or for when you're already back home.
50 photos per person · develops at the end of the trip · full download
Brand event
Instead of a single production point of view, you add everyone who came. You know who took each photo and you decide what gets published before sharing the album.
up to 200 guests · pre-moderation · album with a public link