The baby shower activity that runs itself
You have the games, the cake and the decorations — but who captures the day? Flash is the digital disposable camera for baby showers: one QR code by the cake table, a limited roll per guest, and every photo and audio clip stays hidden until the album is revealed. Nobody has to run anything, and the parents-to-be get a keepsake instead of a group chat.
One QR code next to the cake is enough
Most baby shower games need someone to run them. This one doesn't: set the QR code by the cake and let guests scan as they arrive. Then they shoot at their own pace all afternoon — the bump, the presents, the laughter — while you get to be the host instead of the photographer.
A time capsule of voices for the baby
What guests say is as precious as what they photograph. Ask every guest to record an audio clip: a greeting for the baby, advice for the parents, or a guess — “I say the 14th, and it's a girl!” A few years from now, the voices will be the best thing in the whole album.
A keepsake album, not a group chat
Without Flash, the baby shower photos end up scattered across ten phones and a chat that goes quiet. Here everything develops into one shared album — reveal it as the shower's finale, or wait and send it to the parents-to-be as a gift the day after.
Three steps from invitation to keepsake album
- Create the event. Name it after the baby or the shower, choose the number of shots per guest and design a cover — it takes under a minute. See the whole flow →
- Set out the QR code. The app gives you a print-ready poster — put it by the cake table or in the invitation, and guests are in within seconds.
- Reveal the album. One tap when you're ready — every photo, video clip and audio clip develops at once. As the shower's finale, or as a gift afterwards.
A disposable camera at the baby shower — what hosts usually ask
Does Flash work as a gift or activity from the host?
Yes — that is exactly how it tends to be used. As the host you create the event before the shower, set out the QR code, and when the day is over you hand the album to the parents-to-be. An activity during the shower and a gift afterwards, in one.
Do guests need to be good with apps?
No. Guests scan the QR code with their phone camera, get their roll and start shooting — that is the whole instruction. Grandmothers-to-be manage it as quickly as the friend group, and nobody has to create an account.
Can we collect voice messages for the baby?
Yes — alongside photos and video clips, guests can record audio clips. Ask every guest to leave a greeting for the baby or a guess at the name and birth date; the clips develop into the album with everything else and become a time capsule to keep.
What does it cost?
Small events are free, which covers most baby showers. If the guest list grows, it is a one-time price per event — no subscription, and guests never pay anything.
More questions? Read the full FAQ · See examples of real albums or other use cases.
Give the shower its keepsake album
Small events are free — perfect for a baby shower. Bigger events are a one-time price, and guests never pay anything.