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Compare Gooya against Google Drive, disposable cameras, shared albums, and wedding hashtags so couples can see why a private QR guest camera solves a different problem.

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A physical disposable cameraA shared album or cloud folderThe QR guest-camera apps we read (PicShots, Lense — their own pages)Gooya's App Clip
What a guest gets27 frames, a flash, a week's waitAn upload button after the event"one QR code", "no app, no account", a camera plus "upload existing photos"A dial: Reaction, Faces, Reel, Video, Photo, Boom, Rewind
Shot limitPer cameraNone"Set guest count and per-guest shot limit" (PicShots); "Set a photo limit" (Lense)None per guest; one album ceiling per event or pool
FilmNoYes, uploaded laterLense: video is a paid add-on ("Video Uploads $9.99")Reel up to 60 s, Boom, Rewind, Reaction, included
LooksThe film stockNoneNot described on the pages readEleven film looks, face paint
InstallNothingThe album's app or a login"no app"Nothing — an App Clip in Safari, the browser elsewhere

Read their pages yourself; the quotes above are theirs. What is listed for Gooya is what the App Clip does today.