One shared photo gallery, for every type of event
Birthday, christening, school fair or gala: the principle is the same everywhere (one QR code, one gallery, every guest), but each event has its own moments, photo challenges and questions. Pick yours.
Birthday
Every guest photographs the party on their own phone, and it all stays stuck across ten different handsets.
See the page →Christening
At a christening the photos are spread across the godparents, the grandparents and every cousin who came.
See the page →Communion
The ceremony, the family portraits, the meal that stretches into the afternoon: three moments, thirty phones, and photos that normally never make it back to the parents.
See the page →Bar/Bat Mitzvah
A ceremony in the morning, a meal at midday and a party that runs late: three very different sets of photos, taken by guests of every age.
See the page →Hen & stag parties
A hen or stag weekend generates hundreds of photos spread across every phone in the group, and half of them are never shared.
See the page →Baby shower
A baby shower is short, informal and photographed by everyone at once.
See the page →Graduation
A graduation is photographed from three places at once: the stage, the family in the audience and the group of friends outside afterwards.
See the page →Farewell party
A leaving do lasts an hour and produces photos on twenty phones that never get gathered.
See the page →Family reunion
A family reunion brings together people who use four different messaging apps and no common group.
See the page →Trip with friends
On a trip with friends everyone shoots constantly and nobody shares afterwards.
See the page →Student party
A student party produces hundreds of photos across hundreds of phones, and almost none of them come back to the organisers.
See the page →Sports club
Every weekend parents and members photograph the matches, and every weekend those photos stay on individual phones.
See the page →School fair
At a school fair every parent photographs their own child, and the school ends up with almost nothing of the day as a whole.
See the page →Charity gala
A gala is covered by one photographer and two hundred phones.
See the page →Weddings, companies, photographers
These events have their own full pages, with comparisons and detailed use cases.