Your guests are
the camera.
Share one QR code. Guests capture candid shots in any browser — no app or account. Photos stay locked until you reveal them. You can approve shared shots first; private shots stay with their guest.
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One code. Many perspectives.
setup event
Create an event as a host. Configure rule presets, shot limits, and customize photographic missions.
share qr code
Print or display the unique event QR code. Guests scan it with their phone camera to instantly join the roll.
shoot moments
Guests capture limited shots in real-time, working together to complete the custom event missions.
moderate & reveal
Host reviews photos, filters blurry clicks, and triggers the reveal. The aperture opens and the gallery unlocks!
One QR. Your event, captured together.
See how NightRoll works and request early access while we prepare the public launch. Guests never need an app or account.
A limited roll
A hard shot limit brings back the scarcity of film. Guests stop scrolling, pick their moments, and stay in the room instead of behind a screen.
Photo missions
Give guests something to shoot for. Set prompts like “best group selfie,” and the roll fills with candids while everyone plays along.
Review shared photos
Turn on review to approve shared photos before reveal. Guests’ private shots stay private, including from the host.
The shared roll, all at once.
When you reveal, the shared gallery opens for your guests together. Pick mission winners and let guests save their photos when you allow downloads.
Start with a Shared Roll
Ideas for a small first event. Check the guest and photo limits before you create.
Warehouse set, phones away. Print NightRoll QR cards instead of banning cameras outright—a tight shot limit keeps people on the floor living the night instead of filming it. Reveal the shared photos together when the night is done.
Raw memories over forced poses. Guests shoot the banquet from their own eyes, and the moderation queue lets you clear duplicates and off-moments before you develop the roll and share it with both families.
Photo missions turn a birthday into a game. Set challenges like “strangest group selfie,” watch guests hunt them down, then crown the winners when the roll develops—an icebreaker that fills the gallery on its own.
Give your guests the camera.
Hosts set up the event; guests just scan and shoot. Request early access before public hosting opens.
The roll develops later.
We are preparing public hosting. Request early access to try an event before launch; guests never pay.
Request early access