Every photo from your day, in one place
Your guests scan a code and upload straight from their phones. No app, no signup, no account — which is exactly why the photos actually turn up.
Set up in a few minutes. Nothing to install, for you or your guests.
Run end to end at real weddings.
- 3 weddings
- run start to finish during beta, on real venue wifi with a real crowd
- Resumable uploads
- a dropped connection at the reception picks up where it left off
- Full quality
- photos and videos arrive as they were taken, not squashed by a chat app
How it works
Three steps, and only one of them is yours
Create your album
Name it, set your date, and you have a QR code and a link. That is the whole setup.
Your guests scan
Print the code for the tables, or share the link. Guests upload straight from their camera roll — nothing to download, nothing to join.
Keep your memories
Everything lands in one album. Download the lot whenever you like, at full quality.
One job
It collects photos. That is the entire product.
No guest book. No seating chart. No planning suite. No social feed. Nothing for you to configure the week of your wedding, and nothing for your guests to work out at a party.
What it does
- Photos and videos from every guest, gathered in one album
- A QR code and a link that work on any phone
- Full-quality files you can download and keep
What it does not
- RSVPs, registries and seating charts
- A wedding website builder
- A feed, likes or comments
Why not the free options
They all work, right up until they do not
Most couples try one of these first. Each fails in its own specific way, and always on the day it matters.
- A shared Google or Apple album
- Everyone has to be on the same ecosystem and remember to join. Half the room cannot, and the half that can still forget.
- The group chat
- Photos come through compressed to mush, videos worse, and they scroll away under the messages by Tuesday.
- A hashtag
- It only catches guests who post. Most of your favourite photos never get posted.
- Asking people afterwards
- It is awkward, it takes weeks, and it mostly does not work. People mean to send them.
What's included
Everything you need, and nothing you do not
Your own QR code
Print it for tables and signs, or share it as a link over text. Both go to the same album.
No app for guests
Guests scan and upload. There is nothing to install and no account to make.
Photos and videos
Both, at the quality they were taken. No compression on the way in.
Uploads that survive bad wifi
A dropped connection resumes instead of starting over. Venue wifi is what it is.
Download everything at once
One click for the whole album, straight to your computer or cloud storage.
Private by default
Your album is only reachable by the people you give the code to. Location data is stripped from every upload.
Pricing
Pay once for your event
All prices in AUD. No subscription, no per-guest fees.
Single event
One album for one celebration.
$29AUD · one-time
- One album
- 25 GB of storage
- Unlimited guests
- Photos and videos at full quality
- Download everything at once
- Album stays live for 6 months
Unlimited events
Most flexibleFor multi-day weddings and back-to-back celebrations.
$89AUD · one-time · 14-day window
- Unlimited albums for 14 days
- 100 GB of storage
- Unlimited guests
- Photos and videos at full quality
- Download everything at once
- Albums stay live for 6 months
Extra storage
per 10 GB, on either plan
+$5
Keep it hosted
up to 100 GB, monthly or annual — for after your album expires
$20
Your album stays live for 6 months from your event date. We will remind you to download your memories before then, and you can keep them hosted with us if you would rather not.
Questions
The things couples ask us
Do my guests need to download anything?
No. They scan the code or tap the link, choose their photos, and they are done. There is no app and no account. That is the whole reason the photos actually get collected instead of promised.
What if the venue wifi is bad?
Guests can upload over wifi or their own mobile data, and uploads resume if the connection drops rather than starting again. If reception is genuinely unusable, guests can scan on the night and upload later — everything still lands in your album.
Can we just use a shared Google Photos album instead?
You can, if every guest is on the same ecosystem and remembers to join. In practice half the room cannot, and the ones who can still do not get around to it. Here there is nothing to join — guests scan a code and upload.
We already have a photographer. Do we need this?
Your photographer covers the day they can see. This covers the tables they were not at, the moments after they left, and the videos nobody else took. It is not a replacement — it is the other half of the day.
How long do we keep the photos?
Your album stays live for 6 months from your event date, and you can download everything at any point. We will remind you before it expires. If you would rather keep it hosted, there is a storage plan for that.
Can we print the QR code on signs and table cards?
Yes, and most couples do. The same code works on printed cards, a sign at the entrance, or shared as a link over text — it all goes to the same album.
Is our album private?
Yes. It is only reachable by the people you give the code or link to, and location data is stripped from every upload when it is processed.
Does it work for events that are not weddings?
Yes. Milestone birthdays, engagements and anniversaries all work exactly the same way. The name is about who we built it for, not a limit on what it does.
Your guests are going to take the photos anyway
This is just the part where you actually get to keep them.
Create your albumSet up in a few minutes.