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AI agent to improve product adoption
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Wedding QR Code
Never miss a moment of your wedding
Built in AustraliaSocial and Community
About
Capture your happy moments from every guests point of view. One QR code puts every photo and video they took into one private album — no signups needed, no apps to install. Wedding QR Code was built to be inherently simple and straightforward. There are no complicated settings, planning tools or social features to learn. Everything is designed to be ready when you need it and stay out of the way when you do not.
Key features
One QR code per event
Setup in less than 3 minutes
FAQs
Will my elder guests be able to actually manage this?
Yes. They scan the code or tap the link, choose their photos, and they are done. There is no app and no account. That is the whole reason the photos actually get collected instead of promised.Do you use AI to manage or analyse our photos?
No, and we never will. Your photos are not sorted, interpreted or curated by AI. We believe the memories you and your guests capture should remain personal — created by people, shared with people and enjoyed by people.What if nobody uses it?
It is important to ensure your QR code is made as accessible as possible. We have found more uptake happens when the Master of Ceremonies (MC) or host mentions to the guests that there are QR codes spread throughout the venue to help share their captured shots with the happy couple.Why not just have everyone send photos over WhatsApp?
WhatsApp and most messaging apps compress photos and videos before they send, so what reaches you is a smaller, re-encoded copy rather than the file your guest actually took. There are workarounds, but trying to explain that to all your guests is just admin you don't need post wedding. Here every upload keeps the quality it was shot at, which is the difference between a photo you can print and one that only ever looks right on a phoneWho can actually see our album?
Only the people you give the code or link to. It is not searchable and not public, and location data is stripped from every upload when it is processed.Would you use this?
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