The birthday, as seen by everyone who was there.
A birthday night goes by fast. The next morning the photos are scattered across ten phones and nobody ever gathers them. WeWere is a shared disposable camera for birthday parties: one QR code, and every guest shoots into the same album, without installing anything.
Only the host needs the app, on iPhone. Your guests have nothing to install.
Ten phones, no album
You know how it goes: someone starts a group chat, three people send five compressed photos, the rest forget. The best shots of the night stay on the phone of the friend who took them, and you never see them.
With WeWere, everyone shoots into one album that fills up live during the party. Guests are unlimited, and the host picks one total number of photos for the night, shared by everyone. The album stays online for 45 days and everyone downloads what they want, free, at full resolution.
No app for your guests
Your friends won’t install anything for a birthday, and you know it. They don’t have to. The friend who shows up late, the coworker on Android, your dad who never downloads anything: they scan the QR or open the link, sign in with the Apple or Google account they already have, and the camera opens in the browser.
The WeWere app is yours, on iPhone, to create the event and run it. Your guests stay in Safari or Chrome. See how it works.
90s or Polaroid film for the mood
In the app, the host picks the event’s film stock from five: Original, 35mm, Black & White, Polaroid and 90s. For a birthday, 90s and Polaroid work well: the grain, the slightly washed-out colors, the orange date in the corner like the disposables you grew up with.
Every photo taken in the app gets that look. That’s what makes them feel like a real developed roll rather than a folder of screenshots.
For a surprise: the QR is ready before the guest of honor arrives
Create the event the day before in the app. Drop the link in the secret group chat, print the QR or set it on a card by the drinks. When the birthday person walks in, ten phones are already at the ready, and the look on their face when everyone shouts is in the album within a second.
If you want to keep the suspense going, reveal mode holds every photo until the time you set. Nobody sees anything during the night, then it all appears at once, when the cake comes out or at midnight.
The next morning, the Wrapped as a gift
The morning after, the app builds the night’s Wrapped: the photo count, the guests who shot the most, the highlights. A card to send to the birthday person with their coffee. Then the recap film, cut automatically in the app, which you share in the group chat.
That’s the real present: not one posed photo, but the whole night, seen by everyone who was there.
Three steps, no more
- The day before — create the event in the app, pick the number of photos (free up to 40), the film stock and the cover. Send the link to the group chat.
- That night — put the QR by the drinks or on the fridge. Take the first photo yourself: the others follow.
- The next day — share the Wrapped. Leave the album open; photos will keep coming in for a day or two.
Unlimited guests, you pick the number of photos
Guests are unlimited on every tier, the free one included: what you pick is a total number of photos for the night. As a guide, count 5 to 8 photos per guest. For a birthday of 25 to 30 guests, the 300-photo tier is $4.99, live wall included. A dinner fits in 150 photos for $2.99, and 40 photos are free to try it. One payment per event, no subscription. If the album fills up, you add photos from the app, even during the party. See pricing.
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Frequently asked questions
There are twelve of us. Is it worth it?
Yes. Guests are unlimited on every tier, so the price doesn’t depend on how many you are: you pick a number of photos. For twelve, the 150-photo tier is $2.99, and the 300-photo tier is $4.99 with the live wall included. One payment, for this event.
Does it work for a teenager’s birthday?
Yes. They already have an Apple or Google account on their phone; they scan and shoot. The album is visible only to the event’s members, and the host can delete a photo or remove a guest at any time.
What about a kid’s birthday?
The adult guests do the shooting: parents, grandparents. Photos are visible only to the event’s members, never public. Everyone leaves with their own, at full resolution.
How long does the album stay online?
45 days, long enough for everyone to download. To keep it online for a year instead, the Keep one year option is $2.99 if you add it at creation on a paid tier, $5.99 later.
Create the birthday event.
Download WeWere, create the event the day before, set the QR by the drinks. Your guests do the rest.
Download on theApp StoreUnlimited guests. Free up to 40 photos