Every camera,
one shared roll.
One private roll for the night. Guests scan the invite card and shoot together: photos, one video and one memo each. It develops when you say, and nobody scrolls a feed.
How it works
A day, written by everyone there.
- Step 01
Make a moment
Name it, set when the roll opens and closes, pick a film look. Eight steps, two minutes.
- Step 02
Hand out the invite card
One QR or one link. Guests join in a tap. No account, nothing to set up.
- Step 03
Shoot together
Everyone fills the same roll: photos, one video, one memo. It develops when you decide.
What is on the roll
More than photos.
Every moment collects three kinds of media, and the tools to do something with them.
Photos and film stocks
Shots per guest, set by the host. Three looks: Original, Vintage, Black and white. Applied at capture, finished at full resolution.
One video each
Five to thirty seconds. The host sets the length, every guest adds one.
About videosOne memo each
A voice note for the morning, up to a minute. It plays back with their face, in their own voice.
About memosStudio
A backdrop, photos off the roll, stickers and words. Saved as drafts you can come back to.
About StudioGuest Lens
A shot list for your guests. They tick prompts off as they capture, or shoot straight from one.
The invite card
A perforated card with the QR and the code. Print it, send it, or set it in your colours.
Use cases
The photos no single person can take alone.
Your wedding day, from every seat
Guests scan the card on the table and shoot from where they sit. Open the roll the morning after.
See how it worksCapture the whole night
A card by the door, everyone shoots, nobody scrolls. The roll develops with the coffee.
See how it worksLet people see your brand their way
Visitors shoot the launch onto one private roll, in your colours, with the archive when the doors close.
See how it works
The morning after
What people say when the roll develops.
We saw the whole night through fourteen cameras. Photos I never would have seen otherwise.
I left a memo at two in the morning and forgot about it. A week later there it was, in my own voice.
Our photographer had the ceremony. Our guests had everything else.
Pricing
Pay for the day, not the app.
- Free for up to 4 guests, kept 48 hours.
- Paid moments from $1.49, kept 30 days.
- Running something bigger? Talk to the team.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What is papershot?
A private, shared roll for one moment. A host makes the moment, guests join from the invite card, and everyone shoots onto the same roll: photos, one video and one memo each. It develops together, and there is no feed.
Do guests need the app?
Yes, on iPhone or Android, but not an account. Scan the invite card, type a name, shoot. Guests can sign in later to keep what they added.
Does it work on Android?
Yes. papershot is the same app on iPhone and Android, and one moment can mix both.
When do the photos appear?
The host decides: as they happen, when the roll closes, or a little after. Until then nobody sees other guests' shots. Yours are always visible to you.
What is a memo?
A voice note, up to a minute, one per guest. The host writes the prompt. It plays back like a voice message, under the question it answers.
What is Studio?
The place a moment becomes something you made: a backdrop, photos off the roll, stickers and words, saved as drafts on your phone.
How long are the photos kept?
A free moment keeps them for 48 hours after it closes. A paid moment keeps them for 30 days, with a full-resolution archive to download.
Who can see the roll?
The people in it. Every moment is private: no public page, no search, no feed. Hosts can hide anything, and anyone can report or block.
What does a purchase buy?
Room for more guests in one moment, and 30 days of keeping it. One payment through Apple or Google, no subscription.
Days only happen once.
Keep them whole.
One shared roll for the night. Open it in the morning, all there.
