Event Rolls
Guests scan a QR code and get a roll of film on their own phone. Every shot stays sealed — nobody sees a single frame, not even you, until you develop the roll.
Start your first roll freeGuests join from a QR code or a link. No app to install.
A shared album turns into a feed people perform for. A roll of film with a shot count turns into a game.
Set how many shots each guest gets. Suddenly people look before they press, and you get the moment instead of forty near-identical frames of it.
Sealed means sealed. No live feed to check, no half-blurred photo of the first dance going out before you've seen it.
Develop the roll when you're ready and everyone sees the whole night at once — the shots nobody knew were being taken included.
Multi-angle guest capture works for any gathering that needs guest photos — weddings, reunions, birthdays, sports, or a company event. And it's not a hosting cliff: once you develop the roll, the photos land in your own lasting event vault, not a service that eventually charges you to keep what's already yours.
Guests can also leave a video message — up to 5 minutes, in full quality, from a separate pool that doesn't touch their shot count. Someone who's already used every shot can still sit down and say something. It's a real video guestbook, not an afterthought bolted onto a camera roll.
Choose 12, 24, 36, or unlimited. A real limit is the point — it's scarcity by design, so guests pick their shot instead of spraying the room, and what comes back is the best of the night, not every version of it.
Film-emulation looks applied to the roll, so the whole set comes back with one consistent character.
A light or dark look for the whole event — Instant Print or Darkroom. Guests see it while they're shooting, and it's the frame their photos come back in.
Schedule the develop for the morning after, and close submissions when the night ends. Optional, both.
Every developed shot lands in your vault first, for you to review. Nothing becomes public on its own — you pick which ones go on a shareable public collection, and can edit before anyone sees them. See how sharing works.
After the collection is up, attendees can add more shots from their own camera roll of the event — and if the owner allows it, save any photos they like into their own vault.
Planning a wedding? See how couples collect every guest's photos.
A digital disposable camera for your event.
No account needed — just a name and email on the roll's link.
They're completely sealed — hidden from everyone, including the host, until you develop the roll.
From the roll's management page, click "Develop now" any time.
Set up a roll in a couple of minutes. Free to start, and the photos are yours to keep.