Every photo from the night, in one place
Your guests scan the code on their table and add photos straight from their camera roll. No app to install, no account to make — and it keeps working when the venue’s wi-fi does not.




- Create your album
- Guests scan the card
- You keep everything
One album, every camera in the room
Guests scan the code on the table and their photos land in the same album — full size, private, and yours to download when the night is over.
No app, ever
Guests scan a code and are in. Nothing to install, no account to create, on any phone.
Full resolution
Photos come out the size they went in, not the size a chat app decided on.
Private by default
Albums are reachable only from your link. Never listed, never searchable, never browsable from this site.
Download everything at once
One archive, as many times as you like while the album is open.
Three steps, and none of them are yours on the night
- 1
Create your album
Sign in, choose a package and name the event. You get a private album and a printable card with its QR code on it.
- 2
Guests scan the card
It sits on the table. Anyone points a camera at it, types their name, and they are in — no app, no account, no password.
- 3
You keep everything
Photos appear in one album as the night goes on, and on the big screen if you want one. Afterwards you download the lot.
Venue wi-fi fails. The photos don’t.
This is the part every other app is quiet about. A photo is saved on the phone from the second it is chosen and stays there until our server confirms it landed. Losing signal costs nothing. Closing the tab costs nothing.
Signal drops
Mid-toast, mid-speech, mid-anything. Nobody at the table notices.
Photos keep queuing
Saved on the phone the moment they are picked, not when they send.
The tab closes
The phone goes in a pocket for an hour. The queue survives it.
Everything uploads
Signal returns and the backlog goes up by itself. Nobody taps retry.
Tested on real phones: photos added, airplane mode on, tab force-closed, link reopened, network restored — everything uploaded on its own.
One album, whatever the occasion
The same private album and the same printed code, whether it is a wedding of two hundred or a birthday of nine.
Weddings
Your photographer gets the ceremony. Your guests get everything else.
Birthdays
Everyone photographed it. Nobody sent it to you.
Parties
One album for a night that happened on fifty phones
Conferences
Your attendees are your photography team
Company events
The company party, without the folder nobody fills in
Group sharing
For the group that keeps saying “send me that one”
Priced per event, counted in photos
Not per month, and not in gigabytes — nobody knows how many gigabytes a wedding is. One price for the event, and the album is yours.
Taste
Free
50 photos
For a small evening — a birthday, a dinner, a gathering that fits in fifty photos.
- Private album
- Live gallery
- Full-size download
- 7 days to download
Standard
15,000֏
500 photos
A normal wedding. Most events land comfortably inside this.
- Everything in Taste
- Live wall for the venue screen
- Printable QR cards
- 90 days to download
- Hide any photo
Unlimited
37,000֏
No limit
Large weddings, or when you would simply rather not think about it.
- Everything in Standard
- No upload ceiling
- Priority support on the night
- Extended download window
Video is not included yet. Prices are in Armenian dram, per event.
Questions about paying
How do I actually pay?
You do not, yet. Card checkout is not live in Armenia for us, so you place an order, we reply within a day, and we settle it directly. That is deliberate while the pricing is still being proven on real events.
What counts as a photo?
One upload. If a guest adds twenty photos that is twenty; nobody is counted twice for viewing, and downloads do not count at all.
What if we go over the limit?
Uploads stop at the ceiling rather than billing you by surprise. Tell us and we will lift it — there is no automatic overage charge because there is no automatic payment.
Can we upgrade after the event?
Before or during, yes, and it takes minutes. Afterwards the photos that were never uploaded do not exist, so upgrading cannot recover them — if in doubt, take the larger package.
Is the free tier a trial?
It is a real package with real limits, not a countdown. Fifty photos and seven days suits a small dinner; it also lets you run the whole thing once before committing to a wedding.
