A shared disposable camera for weddings
ROLL is a shared disposable camera for weddings. Instead of scattering throwaway cameras across the tables, you create one shared camera and put its QR on every place setting. Guests scan to join — no account, no app download — and photograph the aisle, the speeches, the dance floor, and the after-party from their own eyes. Nobody sees a single photo until you develop the roll, so you reveal the whole day at once, together, at brunch the next morning.
A QR on every table
Put your camera's QR on the place settings or the invite. Guests scan and start shooting in seconds — no account, no download.
The reveal is its own moment
Every shot stays sealed until you develop the roll. Schedule it for the morning after and relive the whole day together over brunch.
Every angle, full quality
Hundreds of full-resolution photos from the people who were actually there — export them or open a web gallery so everyone can download.
One shared look
Pick a film look and the whole wedding roll matches, like it came out of one camera.
How the event camera works
Create the camera
Name your event, set the guest count, and pick a reveal time. Takes a minute.
Share one QR
Drop it on the table or the invite. Guests scan to join — no account, no download wall.
Everyone shoots
Each guest gets the shots you allow, through one shared film look.
Develop the roll
At reveal time every photo drops at once — the whole event, from everyone's eyes.
Weddings — FAQ
How many disposable cameras do I need for a wedding?
With ROLL, zero physical cameras — it's one shared camera every guest joins by QR. Pick a guest-count tier (10 up to unlimited) and everyone can shoot.
Do wedding guests need to download an app?
No. Guests join through an App Clip (iPhone) or Instant App (Android) by scanning your QR. Only you, the host, need the full app.
When do we see the wedding photos?
Whenever you choose — end of the night, a scheduled time (brunch the next day is popular), or manually. Until then every shot is hidden, even from the guest who took it.