thirty September 18, 2026 · Berlin
September 18, 2026Candles out


The event photo app for memories made together
One QR code brings every guest together. They capture, react and tell the story of your night — moment by moment, even when reception drops.


Everyone takes photos. Nobody has them all.
After the event, photos are scattered across camera rolls, group chats and download links. SnapTogether gathers every perspective during the event in one shared, chronological timeline.
Set the name, timeframe and rules. Your personal QR code is ready instantly.
On an invite, table card or screen. Guests scan and join directly in their browser.
Take photos, complete missions, comment and watch the night grow together.
After every shot, you decide what happens next: retake it, choose a filter, add a short quote or keep the moment. Only then does it enter the shared timeline.
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More than an album.
SnapTogether arranges captures by time. Individual photos become the rhythm of the night — from the first toast to the final song.
SnapTogether gives people a reason to approach each other. Small challenges break the ice, shared moments bring groups together, and appreciation lasts beyond the event.
It’s about more than extra photos. Missions create the first conversation: guests find something in common, introduce each other or solve a challenge as a buddy team.
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Guests use their limited votes directly on individual photos. The award view shows the leading capture and every other moment that received votes.
Guests send genuine appreciation without revealing who sent it. Recipients see what others valued about them — never the sender’s identity.
Nina turns thirty
No signal? Keep shooting.
New photos enter the upload queue offline and sync when the connection returns. After the event, keep the shared timeline locally — or take it with you as an importable .snaptogether file.
Every new moment waits safely on the device.
Once back online, SnapTogether processes the queue.
Timeline, event data and preview images return as an archive.
No. The QR code opens the event directly in the browser. Guests need neither an app store download nor a regular account.
Yes. Synced event data remains available locally. New captures wait and upload as soon as the connection returns.
Event content is intended for members of that event. Hosts control invitations, roles, approvals and download permissions.
Yes. You can archive an event locally and export it as an importable .snaptogether file. Original downloads are separate and controlled by the host.
No. It works for birthdays, festivals, company parties, trips, graduation celebrations and every event worth keeping from many perspectives.
