Create the event
Name it, set the hours, and get a QR code plus a printable sign. Print it weeks ahead if you like.
Photos from every point of view
Put a QR code on the table. Guests scan it, take photos, and every single one lands in your album at full resolution. No app. No login. No chasing anyone afterwards.







The old way
Scattered across three group chats and a text thread.
Someone AirDrops you forty photos, ten of which you already have.
The good ones arrive squashed to a couple of hundred kilobytes.
Half of them never get sent at all.
How it works
Name it, set the hours, and get a QR code plus a printable sign. Print it weeks ahead if you like.
The camera opens straight away, one shot at a time like a disposable. Or they take twenty on their own camera and send the good ones. No app, no sign-up.
Full-resolution originals, big enough to print, not chat-quality copies.
The bit everyone worries about
This is the question the whole thing is built around. An event happens once, sometimes with two bars of reception, and then everyone goes home.
Every photo is saved to the phone before it tries to send. When reception returns, it sends itself, even if the guest has gone home.
Photos taken at the event keep uploading for a week afterwards, and your dashboard shows what is still on its way.
Every file is fingerprinted on the way in, so retries and re-sends collapse into one. Less sorting afterwards.
One tap saves their photos to their own camera roll, so nobody leaves empty-handed.
The sign
Three styles, because a seventieth is not a fourth birthday. Signature for the fun ones, Classic for weddings and milestones, and Bold when it needs to be read across the room.
The QR code never changes once the event exists, so nothing you print can go stale.
Scan.
Snap.
Shared.
Seventieth birthday
Where it works
Someone always catches the moment you missed. This is where it ends up.
Private by design

Every event lives in a workspace that belongs to you. No public feed, no shared link doing the rounds.

Guests see the photos they took and nothing else. Everyone else sees nothing at all until you hand it over.

Hide a photo, remove an upload, close the event early or extend it — from any browser, during or after.
Only you and the people you invite can see the album.
Photos are stored in Australia.
Download full-resolution originals at any time.
Guests can remove their own photo while the event is on.
Set it up in a few minutes, print the sign, and let everyone else do the photography.
Create your event