Everyone's photos.
One gallery.
Before the night is over.
Guests scan a code, type their name, and land in a shared gallery — no app, no account, no password. Built for phones, low light, and people who are having too good a time to read instructions.
How it works
Three steps, no reading required.
Scan or type six digits
A QR code on the table card, or a six-digit numeric code for anyone who'd rather type. Digits only, on purpose — it's the one format that brings up a phone's big number pad instead of the full keyboard.
Type a name. That's it.
No app to install, no account, no password. A guest types their name and lands straight in the gallery — ten seconds, one field.
See everyone's photos, add your own
The gallery is the destination, not a step on the way to a camera. Watching it fill up with everyone else's shots is what makes people add their own.
What's actually in it
Not a feature list for its own sake — the parts that come up mid-event.
Disposable camera mode
Hide photos until the host reveals them, like waiting for film to develop.
Sub-galleries
Split a gallery into named sections — the speeches, the dancefloor, the morning after.
Host moderation
Block a guest, remove a photo, hide the whole gallery — findable in seconds, mid-party.
A slideshow for the venue
Point a projector at /tv and let the gallery play on a screen all night.
Per-event themes
Colour, accent, heading font and hero image, from eleven presets or a blank slate.
Photos and video
Guests add both. Old phones, low light, one bar of signal — that's the actual design target.
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"No app, no account — a six-digit code and a phone browser get a guest to the gallery in one step."
Set it up before the invitations go out.
Pick a theme, print the code, and the gallery is ready before your first guest arrives.