Scan. Snap. It's in the album.
A QR stands at the event. Guests scan it, shoot from their seat, and the photos land in one gallery — their view, not only the photographer’s.
A code on a stand. Their camera. Your album.
Print a QR (or barcode) and put it at the door, on tables, at the bar. Guests open the camera they already have, scan, and start shooting. Nothing to install. Every snap is a guest’s eye-line — the toast from the back of the hall, the kids under the table — and it still files into the event album.
Scan at the event
The standee is the invite into Guest Cam. No app store, no account.
Shoot from their seat
They capture what they see — then it uploads in the background.
One album
JPG, HEIC, PNG, RAW, video — next to the photographer’s set, not a WhatsApp dump.
A selfie finds every photo they are in.
At volume, a shared dump is unusable. Guests match a selfie and get their set — including the photographer’s frames, not only what they uploaded.
Guest shots + pro shots
One gallery. Face match across both piles.
Private by default
They receive what they appear in — not every uncle’s burst of 80.
Collect and deliver on the thread they already use.
The same bot that takes a booking can take a photo drop and send the private set back. Guests who will not open a gallery still get the pictures.
Upload for weeks. Keep it organized.
People remember the photos on the flight home. The gallery stays open so late uploads still land — then ZIP the originals when you are done.
Rooms, not one pile
Ceremony, reception, after-party — nested like the event, not a Drive folder named FINAL2.
Host + photographer
Guest Cam sits next to Cam-Link. Official files and guest files, same event.
What Guest Cam sits next to
Cam-Link
The hired shooter still dumps live from camera while guests contribute from the floor.
Private delivery
Guests only receive photos they appear in.
Digital invites
RSVP and the upload QR can live on the same invite.
For hosts & photographers
Run the event from the app.
Download Photo Jelly on iOS or Android to manage galleries, match photos, and deliver live from your phone. Guests still receive their photos on WhatsApp or the web — you use the app.
Scan the QR code to download the app on your phone.