PhotoPool for weddings
Your guests already brought the cameras.
A hundred and forty people spent your reception taking photographs you will never see. One code on each table puts them all in the same place.
01 — the room
Nobody is asked to install anything, on the one day nobody would.
A guest scans the code on their table and the camera opens. There is no account step, no download, and no request for a phone number. Your grandmother is not going to make an account at a wedding, and she does not have to.
Nobody types their real name either. Everyone is dealt one of 110,592 identities, which is the difference between a shared album and a tagged one.
02 — afterwards
The photographer's set arrives in six weeks. This arrives that night.
The pool is yours to download whole. On Mega and Mega+ it is kept for 1 year, which is long enough to still be there for the first anniversary.
There is a photobook editor with real print profiles behind it, for the version that ends up on a shelf.
| Property | Mega | Mega+ |
|---|---|---|
| Price | US$39 | US$99 |
| Shooting window | 8 hours | 12 hours |
| Pool holds | 10,000 photos | 15,000 photos |
| Kept for | 1 year | 1 year |
03 — the care label
What this page is missing.
The same standard as the front page: what is true today, and what is not.
Everything described above is built and working today.
builtThere are no photographs of a real wedding on this page. We have not run one yet. When we do, they go here first, and nothing licensed will stand in for them in the meantime.
not yetYou cannot order a printed photobook yet. The editor is real. The print fulfilment behind it is still a stub.
not yetPut a code on every table.
It costs nothing to make the pool and see what it does before the day.