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Everyone's night, on one roll. Give everybody at the party a camera with twenty-five shots. Nobody sees a single photo — not even their own — until the morning. Then it all arrives at once, from every angle in the room. HOW IT WORKS You create the event and get a code. Guests scan a card on the table, or type the code, and start shooting. That is their whole side of it — no account, no sign-up, nothing to set up while holding a drink. Everyone shoots blind. The roll stays closed until the event ends. In the morning it opens, and you wake up to a few hundred photographs of a night you were actually at, taken by the people who were standing next to you. WHY BLIND Shared albums turn a party into a phone-out night — everyone checking what they took, retaking it, watching the room through a screen. Taking the screen away for a few hours is the feature, not a limitation we apologise for. WHAT EVERY EVENT INCLUDES - A shared roll. Every guest's photos in one place, in the order the night happened. - Twenty-five shots each. Enough that people think before they press it. - Five film looks. The default is raw — no grain overlay, no fake light leaks, no scratches painted onto a digital file pretending it went through a lab. - Five voice notes each. Something said just to the host, that nobody else hears. - Host approval, if you want it. Photos wait for you before anyone else sees them. - Download the lot, whenever you want it. ANYTHING WITH A START AND AN END Weddings, birthdays, stag and hen nights, New Year, a launch, a five-day trip. Set the length to match and the roll closes when the thing does. SAFE FOR EVERYONE, NOT JUST THE HOST Report anything that should not be there and it disappears from your roll immediately, before anybody has reviewed it. Block someone and neither of you sees the other again, and you can undo it afterwards. Both of these work for guests, not only for whoever is paying. WHAT IT COSTS Free for the first five guests, which covers a dinner entirely. Above that the host pays once, for that one event, based on the size of the room. Guests never pay for anything, ever. Optional extras, bought per event: more shots each, video messages, a live wall on a screen at the venue, a white instant-camera frame on every saved photo, your logo in the corner, and a slideshow of the night cut together the morning after. Not a subscription. Nothing renews.