Housewarming photos
Keep your housewarming photos in one place.
Share photos of the first party in your new home. Guests scan a QR code to add pictures and videos, with no app or account.
More on this topic: group chat.
From the first drink to the morning after.
Before the first drink
Create the album in two minutes and stick the QR code on the fridge or next to the buffet. Nothing to install.During the evening
Guests scan, give a first name and upload as the tour of the flat and the toasts go on. Nothing gets lost.The next morning
You download the lot in original quality, and everyone leaves with the complete album. No running after fifteen phones.
Why not just the group chat from the night?
Someone starts a group, everyone promises to swap photos, and three days later all that is left is a row of “has anyone got them?”. A shared album settles the question before it is even asked.
- The buffet and the tour, seen by everyone
The flat finally tidy, the new kitchen, the table with too many people around it: everyone photographs whatever strikes them, and the album brings all the angles together.
- The neighbours join in without any fuss
Scanning a QR code is something everybody can do, including the neighbour you met for the first time an hour ago. A printed sign on the door gets it going, with no account to create.
- No compression, no link that expires
Photos and videos arrive in original quality, hosted in the European Union with OVH and covered by the GDPR. The album does not vanish after a few days the way a WeTransfer send does.
The free trial accepts 20 photos or videos until 30 days after the event (one year at most), with every feature included; the Event plan, at 39 € once (launch price until December 31, 2026; 49 € for new purchases from January 1, 2027), includes 100 GB of storage per album with no limit on the number of photos and videos and keeps it for 2 years. The album is kept for 2 years on the Event plan; an album still on trial is deleted 30 days after the event date (or after its creation, if the album has no event date or one earlier than its creation), and no later than one year after its creation. The detail is on the pricing page.
And during the evening itself
An album is not only somewhere to collect things afterwards. On the night, it is part of the party.
- The photos show up on the living room television
The live slideshow shows the photos as they arrive, on a screen or a television. While some people are still touring the flat, the others watch themselves appear: that is also what makes people upload.
- A word for the new place
The same QR code opens the album's guest book: your friends leave a note, their voice or a short video, from a sofa that is still half wrapped in plastic. The first memory of a home is not necessarily a photograph. See the guest book.
- Reactions under each photo
Guests react and comment under the pictures during the evening and for days afterwards, which is usually what brings back the ones who forgot to upload anything on the night.
- You stay in control of the album
Access by link only, nothing listed or indexed anywhere. Each guest can remove what they uploaded, you can remove any medium at all, and you can close the album when the flat stops being news.
Frequently asked questions
Can a guest add their photos the next day, or later on?
How do we send the album back to the guests afterwards?
What about the flat with barely any signal?
Read on
Your new place deserves its album.
Two minutes to create it, a QR code on the fridge, and nobody left to chase the next morning.