How the digital disposable camera app works
Flash is a disposable camera app for events — the film-camera-on-the-table feeling, without the friction. You create an event, guests scan one QR code to shoot a limited roll of photos, video and voice, and nothing is revealed until you develop the album together. Here's the whole flow, start to finish.
From idea to album in three steps
Setup takes under a minute. The rest is just letting the night happen.
Create your event
Pick the occasion, name it, choose how many shots each guest gets. Design a cover. It takes under a minute.
- Pick the occasion and name your event
- Set the roll size — a few shots or unlimited
- Design a cover so the album feels like yours
Guests scan & shoot
Share the QR code at the venue or as a link. Guests scan, pick a filter and start capturing their view of the night — no download friction.
- Print the QR for the tables, or send it as a link
- Guests scan with their own phone — no account
- They pick a filter and start capturing
Reveal the album
When the night ends you tap Reveal. Every photo, clip and voice tape develops at once for everyone to relive and download.
- Everything stays hidden until you're ready
- Tap Reveal and the whole roll develops at once
- Every guest can browse and download the album
One QR code. No download hunt.
The reason old disposable cameras worked was that anyone could pick one up. Flash keeps that. You get a single QR code — put it on the tables, the invite, the projector. Guests point their phone camera at it and they're in. No usernames, no passwords, no "what's the wifi", no scrolling the app store while the moment passes.
- No account to create for guests
- Works from every phone already in the room
- One code covers the whole event
A limited roll, and filters that feel like film
This is what separates a disposable camera app from a shared folder. Every guest gets a finite number of shots — you choose how many. That small constraint changes how people shoot: they wait for the moment, frame it, and commit. The result is a roll of intentional pictures, not a dump of duplicates.
Before they shoot, guests pick a filmic filter, so the whole album shares one warm, analog look — no matter whose phone took the picture.
Photos, video and voice tapes in one album
A night isn't just stills. Flash captures three kinds of memory and keeps them together.
Photos on a limited roll
Each guest gets a set number of stills. Scarcity makes people frame the moment instead of firing off 200 near-identical shots — every frame is intentional.
Short video clips
A few seconds of the toast, the first dance, the crowd going wild. Motion and sound land in the same album as the photos.
Voice tapes
Guests leave little audio messages — a birthday wish, a slurred 2am confession, a note for the parents-to-be. The soundtrack of the night.
Nothing shows until you develop the roll.
No one refreshes a feed during your night. Not a single frame is visible while the event is happening — not to guests, not even to you. When it's over, you tap Reveal and the entire roll develops at once. Everyone sees the evening through everyone else's eyes in the same moment. That shared gasp is the whole point of a disposable camera, and it's exactly what Flash is built to protect.
Free for small events. One-time price for bigger ones.
Flash is priced per event by guest capacity — never a subscription, and never anything for your guests to pay.
Small events
Free
Hosting a handful of people? Create the event, share the code and reveal the album at no cost. Perfect for dinners, small birthdays and intimate gatherings.
Bigger events
One-time per event
Weddings, parties and company events scale up the guest capacity for a single upfront price. You pay once for that event — no recurring fees, no subscription, no per-guest charge.
What makes it a disposable camera, not a group chat
One QR code, every guest
Print one code for the tables. Guests scan with their camera — no account, no app store hunt, no “what’s the wifi”. They’re shooting in seconds.
A limited roll, like the real thing
Everyone gets a set number of shots. Scarcity makes people frame the moment instead of spraying 200 near-identical photos. Every picture counts.
Hidden until the reveal
No one sees a single frame during the night. When it’s over you reveal the whole roll at once — the group relives the evening through everyone’s eyes.
Photos, video & voice
Not just stills. Guests capture short clips and leave voice “tapes” too — a filmic, multi-sensory record of the day, all in one shared album.
Try the disposable camera app for your next event.
Create your first event in under a minute. Small events are free.