The disposable camera for parties — where blurry is the point
Drop the QR code in the group chat, hand every guest a limited roll, and let the night happen without anyone curating it for a feed. Nobody sees a single shot until you reveal the album the morning after — when the whole crew pieces the night back together.
The QR code is the party's second invite
Drop the code in the group chat before the party, or tape it up by the door. Anyone who scans is in within seconds — jacket still on, drink not yet poured. No account, no instructions, nobody asking "how do I join?" at eleven o'clock.
The party stays in the room
Nobody sees a single photo during the night — not even their friends'. With no feed to pose for, people put their phones down between shots and stay in the party. The limited roll does the rest: when every shot counts, you capture moments, not content.
Blurry, flash-lit and completely true
This isn't the album you polish — it's the night as it actually happened. The blurry dance-floor shots, the flash straight in the face, the laughs nobody had time to stage. And the voice notes catch what the camera misses: the singing, the chatter, the confession by the kitchen sink.
Three steps from group chat to shared album
- Create the event. Name the party and pick how many shots each guest gets — you're done before the pregame starts. See the full flow →
- Share the QR code. Drop it in the group chat or put it by the door. Guests scan with their phone camera and shoot all night.
- Reveal the morning after. One tap and everyone's photos, videos and voice notes develop at once — while everyone remembers the night a little differently.
A party camera app — what people usually ask
Do guests need to create an account?
No. Guests scan the QR code with their phone camera and start shooting right away — no account, no sign-up, nothing to explain mid-party. You create the event in the app as the host; everyone else just scans and shoots.
Can I see my own photos during the night?
You can see your own shots while the party is going — but nobody sees anyone else’s. Everyone’s photos stay hidden until the host reveals the album, and then everything develops at once, for everyone at the same time.
What does a Flash party camera cost?
Small events are free. Bigger parties cost a one-time price based on guest count — no subscription, no hidden fees, and nothing for your guests to pay.
Does it do video and voice notes too?
Yes. A shot can be a photo, a video clip or a voice note — the ones recorded on the dance floor tend to become the album’s favorites. They stay hidden just like the photos and get revealed together.
More questions? Read the full FAQ · See examples of real albums or other use cases.
Give the party its own camera
Small events are free. Bigger parties cost a one-time price — no subscription, nothing for your guests to pay.