How it works at a party
Create the event, set the reveal time (the morning after works great) and share the QR code — on the invitation, at the entrance or in the group chat. Guests scan, type a first name and start shooting from the browser: no app, no account.
Each guest has a limited number of photos, like a disposable camera. That limit is what makes the album good: people choose their shots instead of spamming, and every photo is tagged with who took it.
While the party happens, nobody sees the photos — they are locked in the darkroom. When the reveal time arrives, the album opens for everyone at once, full of angles you never saw.
Better than collecting photos in a group chat
Group chats compress images, mix them with messages and depend on people remembering to send anything. With Memorah the photo lands in the album the moment it is taken, in good resolution.
Photo missions ("someone dancing", "the host mid-laugh") guide guests to the moments you actually want captured — a light layer of gamification that keeps the camera in their hands.
Pricing
One-time payment per event — no subscription. Free for up to 5 guests; paid plans go from R$ 9.90 for 10 guests to R$ 239.90 for 200 (roughly US$ 2 to US$ 45). The interface is available in English and Brazilian Portuguese.
Frequently asked questions
Do guests need to install anything?
No. The camera runs in the phone browser after scanning the QR code — Android and iPhone.
Can I see the photos during the party?
As the host you can follow live stats (photos taken, most active guests), but the photos themselves stay hidden until the reveal — for everyone, including you, unless you reveal early.
What happens if a guest posts something inappropriate?
Hosts have moderation tools: you can review reported photos and remove anything from the album.
Ready to reveal your event?
Create your event in minutes and share the QR code with your guests.
Create a free event