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The disposable camera for events

Every event is a film that happens once.

Load a roll, share one code, and let everyone shoot. The film stays hidden until you develop it together — so the night is lived, not filmed.

No download for guestsjust point a camera at the code

LIVE · MAYA'S 30TH128 shots
Develops in 4h 12m
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Code for the whole room
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Downloads for your guests
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Guests free on every roll
Hidden
Until you develop it
The best shots aren’t on your phone

The night through every pair of eyes that was there.

You only ever see your own angle. Flashback collects the whole room — the toast you missed, the dance floor at 1am, the quiet moment two friends caught from across the table. One roll, every camera, nothing posted to a feed.

How a night becomes a film

Three steps. No app for your guests.

The full mechanic, step by step

36 / roll
STEP 01

Load a roll

Name the event, set how many shots each person gets, and choose when the film develops. A roll is live in under a minute.

STEP 02

Everyone shoots

Guests point any camera at your code to join — no download, no account. Limited shots keep every frame deliberate.

STEP 03

Develop the film

Nothing is visible until the reveal. When the timer hits zero, the whole roll fades up at once — together.

Limited shots

A handful of frames each. Scarcity makes people aim, not spray.

No download

Guests scan a code and shoot from the browser. Any phone joins.

Delayed reveal

Photos stay hidden until you develop them. Be present first.

Hold it forever

Turn the finished roll into a photo book or a stack of prints.

Maya’s 30th
128 frames · 14 photographers
After the reveal

Develop the film. Hold it forever.

A screen forgets. Order the roll as a linen-bound photo book, a set of 4×6 prints, or a film strip for the fridge — laid out automatically, edited by hand if you like.

  • Linen photo books, auto-laid from the full roll
  • 4×6 prints, film strips, magnets & canvas
  • Shipped worldwide, printed near you
What actually happens

Three moments, every roll.

The code goes round

One code on a table finds its way around a room without anyone managing it. Nothing to install, no accounts, and nobody has to be walked through it twice.

The hours it stays hidden

Nobody checks how a photo came out, because nobody can. The phones go down and stay down — which is the part everyone says they want and never gets.

The morning it develops

The whole roll arrives at once: the toast from the back of the room, the kitchen at 2am, the ten minutes you missed. One night, from every angle that was in it.

Before you load a roll

Questions, answered.

Do my guests need to download anything?
No. Guests point any phone camera at your code and start shooting in the browser. The full app is for hosts who want to create rolls, edit books, and order prints.
Why can’t we see the photos right away?
That’s the point. Photos stay hidden until the reveal you set — minutes after the event, or the next morning. It keeps people in the room instead of in their camera roll, and the reveal becomes its own moment.
How many photos can each person take?
You choose when you load the roll — 24, 36, or more per person. Limited shots are deliberate: they make every frame count, the way a real disposable camera does.
Who can see the developed roll?
Only people who joined your event. Nothing is posted to a public feed and nothing is sold. The roll belongs to the room that made it.
Can I print the film afterward?
Yes. Any finished roll can become a linen photo book, a set of 4×6 prints, a film strip, magnets, or canvas — laid out for you and shipped worldwide.

Still deciding how to collect everyone's photos? Read the guides — an honest comparison of every method, including the ones that aren't us.

Life happens once

Don’t let it fade.

Load your first roll in under a minute. Share one code. Develop the night together.