No app rollout, no IT ticket
Guests scan a QR code and upload from the browser — nothing to install, no accounts to create, nothing for IT to approve. It works on every phone, in 14 languages, for the intern and the CEO alike.
Every photo from your company event, in one place.
Summer party, offsite, launch night, end-of-year dinner — your colleagues take hundreds of great photos, and the company never sees them. One QR code on each table collects them all in a private gallery you control.
Free to set up · £39 once to go live · a year online included
One private gallery, not a hundred chat threads
Instead of chasing photos across email, chat channels and personal camera rolls, everything lands in one place while the event is still running. Perfect for the comms team the morning after — every shot, full resolution, one download.
Private by default
The gallery lives behind one private link that only you control — never indexed by Google, no public feed, no third-party social platform. Colleagues share to the company's gallery, not to the internet.
One QR code. That's the whole setup.
Print the little sign or pop it on a screen. Guests scan it, their camera opens the gallery — no app, no login — and every photo and video lands in one place, at full quality.
Questions, answered
How do we collect photos from a company event?
Create a gallery, put the QR code on tables or screens, and everyone's photos and videos land in one private gallery as the event happens. No app, no sign-ups, no chasing people for files afterwards.
Do employees need to install anything or create accounts?
No. The QR code opens the upload page in the phone's browser — no app, no account, no personal data beyond the photos they choose to add. That's also what gets actual participation.
Who owns and controls the photos?
You do. The gallery is private behind one link you control, it's never on Google, and every original can be downloaded in full quality by you at any time.
Your next company event, actually documented.
Set up a gallery in two minutes — free. £39 once per event when you go live.
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