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QR code photo sharing

A QR on the table is the whole trick

People already scan codes for menus and wifi. Snapjar uses that habit to collect guest photos: one album, live updates, no app store detour.

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Why a QR beats a text that says 'send pics'

1

It is in the room

A card on the table gets used. A follow-up text on Monday does not.

2

It works on the phones people have

Camera app, browser, upload. No 'which shared album app are we using.'

3

It scales past your friends

Weddings and reunions are full of people you cannot add to a chat. They can still scan a code.

Use it at more than weddings

The same QR flow works anywhere a crowd is taking pictures: showers, graduations, office parties, quinceañeras.

Start on the free plan. Print a card. See if people scan. Then decide.

"The QR is not the product. The album filling up during the party is the product."

What you are actually buying

Where people use it

WeddingsQR album for this kind of nightBirthdaysQR album for this kind of nightBaby showersQR album for this kind of nightBridal showersQR album for this kind of nightBachelorette partiesQR album for this kind of nightEngagement partiesQR album for this kind of nightRehearsal dinnersQR album for this kind of nightGraduationsQR album for this kind of nightFamily reunionsQR album for this kind of nightQuinceañerasQR album for this kind of nightBar and bat mitzvahsQR album for this kind of nightAnniversariesQR album for this kind of nightHoliday partiesQR album for this kind of nightOffice partiesQR album for this kind of nightGender revealsQR album for this kind of nightRetirement partiesQR album for this kind of night

Questions people actually ask

Does the QR expire?

It points at your album. Free albums are short-lived. Paid albums stay a year. Print a new card if you create a new album.

Can I put the QR on a poster or a sticker?

Yes. It is a normal code. Tape it anywhere guests will look.

Keep looking around

Same product, different nights.