Everyone filmed it. Nobody has all of it.
The pictures end up in twenty different chats and are gone within six months. A code on the table puts the night in one place instead — at full quality, and still there when the apps have changed their names.
The first guests
It has to take five seconds, or nobody does it.
- Scan the code, pick pictures, done — nothing to download and nothing to sign in to.
- It works on the venue's poor wifi and on an old phone.
- It works just as well if you share the code in a chat instead of printing it.
The middle of the night
The fun part is not collecting the pictures. The fun part is that everyone sees them at once.
- The pictures go up on the television or the projector while they are taken.
- A quiz can be played from the table, with points and a winner.
- Guests request songs from the same page instead of queuing at the speaker.
- The guest book takes short greetings in text, voice or film.
The last hour
The late pictures are usually the best ones, and they arrive long after the music stops.
- Uploading stays open for days afterwards, including from the sofa the next day.
- Anything that should not be up there you take down from your own phone.
- Who uploaded the most can be shown in the room if you want a contest.
The day after
Nobody has to ask the group chat to send the pictures again.
- One link is enough for everyone to reach everything.
- The pictures are at original quality and not squashed by a chat app.
- You fetch the whole night home as one file and keep it.
See it for yourself first
The demo is a real event, not a film of one. You stand where the guest stands, without creating anything.
