A gallery goes in, a searchable event page comes out. This is what happens in between, and what it costs you in effort: nothing after the upload.
The organizer sets it up once. Every guest after that only sees their own path.
One account, one place your events live.
Name it, set a date and expiry, and it is ready for photos.
Cover image, logo and accent colours — a theme preset if you do not want to pick.
Drag in the folder. It uploads straight to storage and starts processing itself.
One URL or QR code. Guests take it from there.
No account or app install needed.
What happens to the selfie is explained first.
Compared only against this event, then discarded.
A results grid of the photos you are actually in, ready to view or download.
Your browser uploads straight to private object storage using a short-lived, single-object permission. The application never handles your image bytes, which is why a two-thousand-photo gallery does not time out on a server.
Every photo is decoded, oriented from its EXIF, re-encoded without metadata, resized into a thumbnail and a preview, and indexed for face search. Around one second per photo. If something fails it retries on its own and tells you which file.
Faces are indexed per event. A guest's selfie is compared only against your gallery, and a search returned results in a few milliseconds across five thousand indexed faces in our own measurements.
Set a cover image, a mobile cover, your logo and your accent colours. Turn individual sections on or off. Guests see your event, not our template.
Guests download their own matched set as a ZIP, built in their own browser. You do not field requests for reuploads.
Turn on lead capture and a guest can leave a name, email or phone number while they search — with consent recorded, not assumed.
Searches, match rate and unique visitors per event, computed from the search log itself rather than a running counter that can drift from it.
Invite teammates by email into your workspace, each with a role — owner, admin, editor or viewer — that controls what they can change.
From our own test runs, not from a marketing brief. They will vary with photo size, face count and hardware.
