For birthday parties
A birthday doesn't need the multi-day suspense of a wedding reveal, it needs an easy way for everyone at the party to end up in the photos, no app required, ready to look at again the same night.

Setting it up
9 to 18 frames per guest is usually enough for a birthday party, most of the night's photos happen in a few concentrated bursts (cake, presents, the dance floor), not spread evenly across hours. Go up to 27 for an all-day backyard party with more going on.
Instant or same-night works well for a birthday. Unlike a wedding, there's less reason to make people wait until morning. Set it for whenever the cake comes out, or right at the end of the night, so the gallery becomes part of the party instead of a surprise days later.
Guest access
FAQ
Yes, browser-based capture means any adult with a phone can shoot on a child's behalf, and there's no app or account for a parent to set up.
Yes, set the reveal mode to instant or to the end of the event, and the gallery opens as soon as you choose, no need to wait until the next morning.
The free Test Roll covers up to 5 guests, so a small gathering can try the whole thing at no cost before deciding to use it for something bigger.
It's optional. Turn it off in the setup wizard if you'd rather keep it to photos only.
Pricing
The Dinner and Party tiers cover 25 to 100 guests, most birthday parties fit comfortably in either.
See pricingFree for up to 5 guests.