For New Year's Eve

The disposable camera app for New Year's Eve

Midnight is the one reveal moment that sets itself. Load the film, set the reveal for the stroke of midnight, and let the countdown do the work a wedding usually needs a whole speech to set up.

Setting it up

What to choose for New Year's Eve

How many frames per guest

18 to 27 frames per guest suits most New Year's Eve parties, a night that usually runs long and covers a lot of ground, from dinner through the countdown and after.

When to set the reveal

Set a custom reveal for exactly midnight. It's the one event on this list where the delayed reveal has a built-in, unbeatable moment to land on, the whole room already counting down to something.

Guest access

Where to put the QR code

  • Near the drinks table, since that's where phones are already out most of the night.
  • On a printed card handed out with party hats or noisemakers at the door.
  • Announced once right before the countdown starts, as a reminder for anyone who hasn't scanned it yet.

FAQ

What hosts ask before New Year's Eve

Can the reveal really be set for exactly midnight?

Yes, the custom reveal mode lets you set any specific date and time, midnight on January 1st included.

What if guests are still shooting after midnight?

Shots keep queuing normally; the reveal time only controls when the gallery opens, not when the roll ends.

Does it handle a party that moves from indoors to an outdoor countdown?

Yes, shots save locally and upload once there's a connection, so moving outside for the countdown doesn't interrupt anything.

Is video included, for the countdown itself?

Yes, video is on by default, well suited to capturing the countdown and the moment after, not just stills.

Pricing

One roll for the whole countdown

Every tier includes video and offline capture, worth having for a night that runs from dinner through midnight.

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See it in action

Set the reveal for midnight.

Free for up to 5 guests.