Ten phones on the trip. One album on the way home.
A weekend away, a road trip, a week in the mountains. Everyone shoots, and the photos scatter across ten phones. WeWere is a shared disposable camera: one QR code, one album for the whole trip, and everyone comes home with the same set.
Only the host needs the app, on iPhone. Your guests have nothing to install.
One event for the whole trip
Create the event before you leave. It stays open for the whole week: the drive, the first night, the hike nobody wanted to do, the last morning. No album per day, no folder to sort out later, one place for everything.
There’s no limit per traveler: the whole group shoots into one shared photo count that the host picks. If the album fills up on day three, the host adds photos from the app. Photos land in the album as they are taken, so you watch the trip come together while you are still on it.
Nobody has to chase the group chat
You know the usual ending. Everyone promises to send their photos, the chat squashes them, and three weeks later you have four of the forty you wanted. With one album, there is nothing to send and nobody to remind.
Downloading is free and at full resolution, for everyone in the event. Each person takes what they want, once they are home.
Nothing to install, whatever phone they carry
Your friends scan the QR code or open the link you drop in the group chat. They sign in with the Apple or Google account they already have, and the camera opens in the browser. iPhone or Android, no difference. See how it works.
What works well on a trip
- One link in the group chat — Send it the morning you leave. Everyone joins on the way, and the camera is ready before the first stop.
- Reveal mode — In the app you can hold the photos until a time you choose, the last evening for instance. The album opens in one go, and the whole trip lands at once.
- One film stock — The host sets the film for the event: Original, 35mm, Black & White, Polaroid or 90s, each with the orange date. Every photo taken in the app gets that look.
- The friend who never sends anything still contributes, because their photos go directly to the album.
Three steps
- Before you leave — create the event in the app and pick the number of photos: 40 are free, 300 cost $4.99. Pick the film. Send the link to the group chat.
- During the trip — mention it once on the first evening. After that, people shoot without being asked.
- On the way home — share the Wrapped and the recap film. Everyone has 45 days to download.
Unlimited travelers, one photo count
Travelers are unlimited on every tier: what you pick is a total number of photos for the trip. 40 photos are free, enough to try it on a day out. For a weekend with a few friends, 150 photos cost $2.99; for a full week, 300 photos cost $4.99 and 600 cost $9.99. One payment per event, through the App Store, no subscription. The album stays online for 45 days, or one year with Keep one year: $2.99 when added at creation on a paid tier, $5.99 later. See pricing.
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Frequently asked questions
Do you need an iPhone?
The host creates the event in the WeWere app on iPhone. Your friends join from their phone’s browser, iPhone or Android.
What if there’s no signal, abroad or in the mountains?
You need a connection, 4G or Wi-Fi, to upload photos. A photo taken without signal is saved and sends itself as soon as the connection is back — just keep the page open. At the rental or the hotel, share the Wi-Fi password in the group chat.
Who can see the album?
Only the members of the event — the people who joined with the link or the QR. Nothing is public or indexed. The host can remove a guest at any time.
Create the trip event.
Download WeWere, create the event, send the link to the group chat. The rest happens on the way.
Download on theApp StoreUnlimited guests. Free up to 40 photos