No app, no accounts, no chasing
Everyone scans once and shares all weekend. No downloads, no sign-ups, and none of the 'can you send me that one' messages that never get answered.
Hen party photos
Every phone was filming.
Now get all of it.
A hen weekend generates more photos than a wedding and you end up with about nine of them. One QR code — on the door of the Airbnb, on the back of the sash, in the group chat once — collects everything from everyone.
$60 per event — one payment, everything included, no subscription
The facts, plainly
Every phone, one gallery
Twelve people, three days, four venues — and one place it all lands. You get the whole weekend in order, not scattered across a chat you will scroll past forever.
Originals, not chat-quality
Photos arrive exactly as they were taken. Anything sent through a group chat comes back compressed; these come back printable.
Discreet by default
Guests see only their own uploads. What happened on Saturday night goes to the bride, not to a shared feed everyone can scroll.
How it works
01
Set it up before you go
Name the weekend, pick a theme, get one QR code and one link. Five minutes, the week before.
02
Share it once
Drop the link in the group chat or tape the QR to the fridge. Everyone joins with just their name and shares as the weekend happens.
03
Hand over the lot
Every photo, voice note and video from every phone, in full resolution — the best possible thing to give the bride on Monday morning.
Good questions
- How do you collect hen party photos from everyone?
- Share one QR code or link with the group. Everyone scans, types their name and shares from their phone browser — no app, no accounts. Every photo from every phone arrives in one gallery at full resolution, so nothing depends on people remembering to send things afterwards.
- Is this better than a WhatsApp group?
- For collecting, yes. A group chat compresses every photo, buries them between messages, and quietly loses the ones people meant to send later. This keeps the originals, in one place, in order.
- Does it work across a whole weekend?
- Yes — uploads stay open for as long as you want, so Friday's dinner, Saturday night and Sunday's hangover breakfast all land in the same gallery.
- Can guests see each other’s photos?
- No. Each guest sees only their own uploads and a running count of how many photos have come in overall. The complete collection is for whoever is hosting.
- What about the games?
- Photo challenges and live quizzes are included — set missions like 'catch the bride mid-story' and run a most-likely-to round on someone's phone at dinner.
- What does it cost?
- $60 once for the whole weekend, however many people come. No subscription, no per-guest charge.
Ready when you are
Set up takes minutes. The QR does the rest.
Create your event$60 per event — one payment, everything included, no subscription