Can guests see each other's photos?
No. A guest who scans the QR code can add photos, films and voice notes, and sees nothing that anyone else added. The host sees everything, and decides when the album is sent and to whom.
This is the difference between a guest camera and a shared album. There is no feed at the venue, nothing to scroll, and nothing to perform for.
The detail
- At the venue, the guest page is a camera and a send button. A guest's own shot goes to the host's album and is not shown to the next guest who scans.
- When the host sends the album, everyone who left something gets their own link. Voice notes are not in it: they go only to the host.
- The host chooses when: right away, or on a date and time they set, so a wedding album can arrive the morning after rather than during the speeches.
- People who were not there can be given the album too, with a link and a PIN that travel separately. Whether they can add their own photos is a switch the host controls.
Why it is built this way
A public feed at a party changes how people behave at it. Guests check whether their photo was liked, or hold back the honest one because everyone will see it now. A private album that arrives afterwards gets the real night.
It also keeps the host in charge of their own event. Nothing a guest adds is seen by anyone until the host decides it is, and nothing leaves the album without the host sending it.
Questions people ask next
Can guests see each other's photos?
No. Guests add and see nothing anyone else added. The host sees everything and decides when the album is sent.
Can a guest see their own photos?
What they added goes straight to the host's album. Once the host sends the album, every guest who left something gets a link to the whole of it.
Can I let some people see the album early?
Yes. Share the link and the PIN with them from the album's share screen. They open it in a browser with no app and no account.
Do guests ever hear the voice notes?
No. Voice notes go only to the host and are never in the album that is sent or shared.