No app. No sign-up. Everyone scans a card, gets 24 shots, and the film is developed after the party.
Put a few on the tables. Point a phone at the code and a camera opens in the browser — nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.
Like a real disposable, there are no previews and no retakes. Every press of the shutter is a frame gone — so people take the photos that matter.
Every frame is developed on the phone in the look you choose: a nineties disposable with its orange date stamp, or a soft, square Polaroid.
The photos stay sealed until after the party. Then the host develops the film, and everyone sees the whole night at once.
One tap puts the album straight into a guest’s camera roll.
Prints fly in and land on a pile, live as the photos arrive.
Every shot is kept clean and full size too, ready to download.
Tidy up before you develop. Nobody needs to see the ceiling.
Shots wait safely on the phone and upload when the signal comes back.
Every event gets its own address, its own card and its own album.
PhotoReel is made by tobermory.io. If you’d like one for your party, just ask.
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