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Guests scan one QR code and shoot from the browser, with no app, account, or contact list. Photos gather in one event album, and you choose when everyone can see it.
They live on dozens of phones, often belonging to people you cannot message later.
At weddings and company events, many guests are family friends, plus-ones, or colleagues outside your chat. If sharing starts after the event, there is no reliable way to reach them.
Your photographer follows the main characters. The back-table toasts, your friends' faces during the speeches, the kids under the dessert table: all of that lives on your guests' phones.
Shared-album links get buried, uploads are forgotten, and group chats compress photos. The host spends days asking, while guests still see only a fraction of the night.
How it works
Choose a name, date, shot limit, and reveal mode. Put the code on table cards, signs, or the invitation.
The camera opens in the browser on iPhone and Android. There is no app or guest account, and each shot saves on that device before it uploads.
Show photos as they arrive, publish when photo collection ends, or keep the album private until you are ready. End-of-collection and manual reveals leave time to review first.
Guests return through the same QR code or event link to see the album once it is open. You can resend that link through the channels you already use.
Use cases
Keep the professional photographer for the portraits and let guests capture everything around them. Open the album during the reception, the next morning, or after you have reviewed it.
Everyone shoots the surprise from their corner of the room. Once you open the album, the same event link brings everyone back to it.
Every table can shoot. Choose a sealed reveal if you want to review the roll before colleagues see it, without building a contact list first.
At beach days, picnics, and camp nights, each shot saves on the guest's phone first and retries when the connection returns. Keep the event page open until the upload is confirmed.
Each shot is saved on the guest's device before upload. If the connection drops, PicBunch retries when it returns; guests should keep the event page open until the shot is confirmed. With a sealed album, hosts can review and hide photos before publishing.
Less admin
The event link is the invitation.
Guests shoot while the event is happening.
Choose how and when people see the album.
