Question 1

What is ROLL?

Accepted Answer

ROLL is a shared disposable camera for events. One person creates the camera for a wedding, birthday, or party; guests scan a QR to take their shots; and nobody sees a single photo until the host develops the roll. It's the disposable-camera-on-every-table tradition, without the lab.

Question 2

Do my guests need to download anything?

Accepted Answer

No. On iPhone it opens as an App Clip and on Android as an Instant App — guests scan your QR, type a name, and start shooting. No account, no full install required.

Question 3

When can everyone see the photos?

Accepted Answer

Never before reveal time. You choose: when the event ends, at a scheduled moment, or manually whenever you tap develop. Until then every shot is hidden — even from the person who took it.

Question 4

How many photos does each guest get?

Accepted Answer

You choose: 10, 20, or 50 shots per guest. The number of guests sets your price tier, so how many shots each guest gets never changes what you pay.

Question 5

Can people view the roll on the web?

Accepted Answer

Yes, if you allow it. Once a roll is developed you can open a web gallery so guests view and download photos in any browser — no app needed. You can turn that off anytime.

Question 6

How does pricing work?

Accepted Answer

One flat price per event, based on guest count (10 up to unlimited). Everything is purchased in-app — the website never takes payment. Guests are always free.

Question 7

Are the photos full quality?

Accepted Answer

Always. ROLL keeps the full-resolution originals, not compressed thumbnails. Export the whole roll as a zip or push it to a shared album.

Question 8

Can I moderate the roll?

Accepted Answer

Hosts get full controls in the app — hide or remove any photo, and decide whether guests keep access after the event.

Question 9

What happens to the photos afterward?

Accepted Answer

They stay in your developed roll. If you leave guest access on, everyone keeps their copies; if you turn it off, the web gallery closes and photos live only in the app.

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