eRoll.

About eRoll

The photos your guests took, kept exactly as they took them.

eRoll turns a QR code into a shared camera roll for your event. Guests scan it, upload straight from their phone, and every photo lands in one gallery you control, at the resolution it was shot.

Why it exists

Everyone at your event is carrying a camera. Between them, your guests see the whole night: the table halfway through dessert, the toast that went off-script, the dance floor at midnight, the corner of the room you never made it to. Those are usually the photos you never end up seeing.

They scatter across dozens of phones, sink to the bottom of a group chat, or come back shrunk to a fraction of their size by whatever app they travelled through. Collecting them afterwards means chasing people for weeks and accepting whatever quality survived the trip. eRoll skips all of that. One code, one gallery, nothing lost along the way.

What makes it different

01

Full resolution, always

Photos arrive exactly as they were shot. Nothing is resized or re-encoded to save space, and what you download is the original file.

02

Nothing to install

Not for your guests, and not for you. They point a camera at the code and start uploading. No app store, no sign-up, no password to invent.

03

You decide who sees it

The gallery is yours to set. Keep it to yourself, or turn on the live feed and let guests watch the night fill up in real time. You can hide anything you'd rather not keep.

04

One payment, one event

You pay once, based on the number of guests you expect. No subscription, no per-photo fees, and no storage plan to upgrade halfway through.

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How it works

  1. 1

    Create the event

    Name it, set when it runs, and choose the guest count that fits. You get a QR code you can print, restyle, or drop into a sign, a menu, or a slideshow.

  2. 2

    Get it in front of your guests

    Put the code on every table, at the bar, by the door. You can also share the upload link directly, in the group chat or alongside the invitation. Both open the same page, and each guest sees it in their own language.

  3. 3

    Guests shoot and send

    They can take a photo on the spot or pick ones already on their phone. Uploads go from their device straight to cloud storage, at full size.

  4. 4

    You get the whole night

    Photos arrive in your gallery as they're taken. Browse them full-screen, hide the ones you don't want, and save them to your own device.

Every kind of event

It works the same whether that's twelve people around a dinner table or a full guest list in a hall.

Wedding
You'll spend the day being pulled from one room to the next. Your guests are already at the tables you never reach, at the cocktail hour you catch ten minutes of, and on the dance floor long after the formal photos are done.
Birthday
The candles, the reaction, the mess afterwards, caught by whoever happened to be closest instead of by whoever remembers to text you a photo three days later.
Corporate
Offsites, launches, and holiday parties come back with images you can actually use: full-resolution shots for the recap, the newsletter, or next year's invitation.
Party
Nobody is assigned to document a good party. Put the code by the door and the whole night collects itself, from every corner of the room at once.
Conference
Talks, booths, and hallway conversations happening in five rooms at the same time. You end up with a photo record of the whole program, which no single organizer could cover alone.
Baby shower
Everyone is holding a phone and nobody is holding a plan. The whole afternoon ends up in one place, and the parents-to-be get to just be there for it.
Graduation
Family scattered through the crowd, the walk across the stage, the dinner after. Every angle of the day lands in one gallery instead of six separate group chats.

Reunions, retirement dinners, fundraisers, holiday gatherings, a weekend away. If the people you care about are there with phones in their pockets, eRoll works.

Ready to see the whole night?

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