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Huddled | every photo from everyone, in one private place
Huddled gathers everyone’s photos and videos into one shared, private album at full quality. No digging through group chats, no public feed. Just the people...
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87 % |
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Gatherjam · Every phone at the party, one album
Your guests scan a code and add their photos and video. Everyone takes the whole night home at full size. Then the album deletes itself.
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87 % |
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PicSnatch — Every photo you're in, none of the ones you're not
PicSnatch takes every photo from every camera at your event and hands each person just the ones they're in. One selfie, no scrolling, no shared drive nobody...
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85 % |
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triproll — everyone's trip photos, one album
One shared roll per trip. Start a roll, share a six-character code, and everyone's photos land in the same album — no app to install.
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85 % |
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Potluck — Everyone brings a few photos. Take home the whole table.
Potluck is a free shared photo album for your group. Everyone adds their photos; when you collect the album you take home the shots the others brought. Album...
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84 % |
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Camdid — The shared event album everyone shoots
Camdid passes the camera around your event for real, candid photos — blurred until it ends, then revealed as one shared album from everyone's perspective. Fr...
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84 % |
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Snaparoo — No more asking “can you send me that photo?”
The easiest way to get — and give — great photos from any event. Ask a stranger to snap one, share an album with everyone who was there, or send a photo stra...
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84 % |
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Click! — Live albums for the people you love
Click! is a live photo album for friends and family. Start an album, invite your people, and watch it fill up in real time.
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84 % |
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Snaparoo: get the photo, without the group text
Request a photo from anyone with a link or QR code, send full-quality photos without filling camera rolls, and choose exactly who sees what. Free on iPhone a...
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84 % |
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Private photo sharing app at full resolution | Piqsly
Collect everyone's photos from a wedding, a trip or a family day in one private shared album. Full resolution, no AI, and guests join free by QR code.
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84 % |
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Folderus. A shared camera for one event.
Everyone says they'll send their photos later. Nobody does. Folderus puts every photo from your trip, wedding or festival in one shared folder, as it happens.
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83 % |
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Tinkan — Send me the photos.
Tinkan lets hosts and photographers ask their guests for photos from a specific place and time. Drop a pin, share a 5-letter code, and the app surfaces only...
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83 % |
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SnapUs - Capture Every Moment
Capture, share, and relive your special moments. Join events instantly with QR codes, share photos in real-time, and create lasting memories with SnapUs.
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83 % |
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Novella — the shared album for family and close friends
Dump forty photos from a trip and they come out looking like a trip. A private shared album for family and close friends — no folders, no tags, no captions.
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83 % |
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Shared event photo album | Snapclub
Turn every guest into part of the story with one private link. Collect photos from every point of view and bring the night together in one shared album.
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83 % |
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picdibs — the digicam album for your night out
Invite-gated event albums for the night-out crowd. One camera roll, everyone pulls their shots — with an opt-in “photos of you”.
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82 % |
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PicMeUp Photo Sharing — every guest's photos, straight to your album
QR-code photo sharing for weddings and events. Guests upload from their phones straight into your own Google Photos or OneDrive, with a live slideshow and a...
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82 % |
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YOLO Camera — a disposable camera for your event
Collect every photo and video from your guests into one private gallery. Share a QR code, and shots upload automatically.
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82 % |
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Sesh Cam — keep the good stuff close
Sesh Cam is a close-friends camera for photos that develop later, stay private, and turn into a shared journal.
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82 % |
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Pinedrop — the shared trip album that works offline
Pinedrop gathers everyone's trip photos and videos into one shared album — peer-to-peer, with no internet. No cables, no 'who sends what to whom.'
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82 % |
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