Privacy first
Your photos are never sold, never shared, never used for training. They belong to the people in the room, period.
About Moments
Everyone at the wedding had a phone. Everyone took photos. But three weeks later, nobody had shared them. The photographer's album was beautiful — but it was missing the hug at the bar, the kids under the table, the 2 a.m. dance floor from an angle no professional was standing at.
The best moments were trapped in a hundred different camera rolls, and they were never coming out.
What if there was one shared camera for the whole event? Not another social feed — something more like a disposable camera you'd pass around a table. A small number of shots. No filters, no edits. And the roll doesn't develop until the party's over.
The constraint changes everything. When you only have twelve shots, you stop performing for the camera and start actually seeing.
Moments is a web-based shared camera. The host creates an event in sixty seconds, sets a shot limit and a reveal time, and gets a QR code to place at the venue. Guests scan it — no app download, no account — and start shooting.
When the reveal time hits, every photo appears at once. The whole night, from every angle, seen through the eyes of the people who were actually there.
What we care about
Your photos are never sold, never shared, never used for training. They belong to the people in the room, period.
No app download. No account for guests. One scan and you're shooting. Technology should disappear.
A limited number of shots forces intentionality. Fewer photos, more meaning. The disposable camera understood this.
The reveal is the magic. Not seeing the photos until later recreates the feeling of picking up prints from the photo lab.