Three generations. One album everyone can fill.
A christening, a First Communion, a family reunion, Christmas dinner. Everyone brings a phone, and the photos end up in twenty different places. WeWere is a shared disposable camera: one QR code on the table, and the whole family shoots into the same album.
Only the host needs the app, on iPhone. Your guests have nothing to install.
Everyone knows how to scan a QR code
That is the whole setup. You print the table card, the family scans it between the appetizer and the entrée, and the camera opens in the browser. They sign in with the Apple or Google account already on their phone. Nothing to install, on iPhone or Android.
The uncle who never updates anything is in within a minute. The cousin on Android is in the same album as everyone else. Nobody has to be walked through a download.
The grandparents get the album without doing a thing
They scan like everyone else, and the afternoon is in their hands the same evening. No download, nothing to set up, nothing to ask their son to install for them.
If they would rather watch than shoot, they still see the album fill up, and they download at full resolution for free like everyone in the event.
The group photo nobody has in full
There is always one: the whole family on the front steps, taken by three people at once, and each version is missing someone. When every phone shoots into the same album, all the versions land in one place, including the one where the youngest is finally looking at the camera.
Same for the table, the cake, the gifts, the cousins in the backyard. Forty small moments nobody would have thought to send afterward.
One film stock for the day
In the app, the host picks the film for the whole event: Original, 35mm, Black & White, Polaroid or 90s, each with the orange date in the corner. Black and white for a christening, Polaroid for Christmas dinner. Every photo taken in the app looks like it came from the same camera.
Three steps
- The day before — create the event in the app, pick the film, print one card per table.
- The day of — put a card on each table and mention it once, when everyone is seated.
- After — share the Wrapped and the recap film. Everyone has 45 days to download.
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, and as a guide you count 5 to 8 per guest. 40 photos are free to try it. A lunch of about ten fits in 150 photos for $2.99; 300 photos cost $4.99 and include the live wall — the tier for a full family gathering. One payment per event, through the App Store, no subscription. See pricing, or read how it works.
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Frequently asked questions
Can my parents handle it?
They scan the QR code with the camera on their phone and sign in with the Apple or Google account they already use. There is nothing to install and nothing to configure. Someone at the table shows them once, and that’s it.
There will be forty of us. Which tier?
Guests are unlimited, so you choose by photos: as a guide, count 5 to 8 per guest. For forty, the 300-photo tier, $4.99, is about right, live wall included; for a long day, 600 photos cost $9.99. One payment per event, no subscription, and if the album fills up, the host adds photos from the app, even during the event.
Who can see the photos?
Only the members of the event, the people who scanned the code. No public page, no ads. Photos are hosted in the European Union, and the host can delete a photo or remove someone at any time.
Can we keep the album longer than 45 days?
Yes. Keep one year keeps it online for one year instead: $2.99 when added at creation on a paid tier, $5.99 afterward. Downloads stay free and at full resolution either way.
Create the family event.
Download WeWere, create the event, print one card per table. The family does the rest.
Download on theApp StoreUnlimited guests. Free up to 40 photos