Engagement, graduation, christening, a housewarming, New Year's Eve. One QR code on the table and every guest's photos and video land in one place you control.
At any celebration the guests take ten times more photographs than the host does, and the host sees almost none of them. A few land in a group chat at chat-app resolution; the rest stay on the phones that took them. Melora gives every guest one place to put them, at full resolution, in the browser, in one tap.
Create the event, name it, pick how long uploads stay open. Print the card for the tables or an A4 sign for the door, or just paste the link into the group chat. Guests point a camera at the code and they are in. Nothing to install, no account to create, a first name is optional.
Photos and video appear as they are taken, so the gallery is already something to look at by dessert. Show it on a screen if the venue has one. Turn on approval if you want to see things first; leave it off for the party to run itself.
One click downloads the whole gallery as an archive, every file at the quality it was shot in. The upload window closes on the date your plan sets; the gallery itself stays yours after that, to browse and to download again. Photos are stored in Germany, inside the EU, and you can delete anything or everything whenever you like.
Any gathering with more than a handful of phones: engagements, graduations, christenings, anniversaries, retirements, New Year's Eve, a reunion. If people will be taking photos, it works.
No. The QR code opens the gallery in the phone's browser. Guests can add a first name or stay anonymous.
Creating an event takes about two minutes and the card is ready straight away. Send the link to the group chat if there is no time to print.
Guests can add photos for as long as your plan's upload window lasts. After that the gallery stays yours to view and download; nothing is deleted when the window closes.
Create the event, print the card, and let the guests do the rest. One payment, no subscription.