Common second thoughts, answered.

That's the whole point. The night happens once, undistracted. The reveal happens afterwards — at brunch, on the way home, the next time you're together. It's the part most people end up loving most.

You can set the reveal as close as 30 minutes out or as far as a week, depending on the kind of memory you're keeping.

Yes. On iPhone they scan a QR and an App Clip opens straight into the camera — no download, no sign-in. On Android we open the same shooter in the browser. Guests can capture up to 48 frames without an account.

You do. The photographer of each frame owns it; the host of a film keeps the canonical roll. Export to camera roll, RAW, or print at any point. We don't train models on your photos, and we don't show ads.

You can shoot without signal — frames sync the moment you're connected. The reveal waits for everyone's frames to land before it opens, so nobody is left out.

Hosts need an internet connection to create and manage a film, but guests can take photos offline. Everything syncs automatically once they reconnect, so no one misses a shot.

It is both. Guests scan a QR code and shoot with the Ever Shots camera, and every frame goes into one shared album that the host keeps. It is also a digital disposable camera, since each guest has a limited number of shots and the photos stay hidden until the reveal.

Android guests scan the same QR code or open the same link, and the camera opens in the browser. There is nothing to install and no account to make.

App Clips run on iPhones with iOS 14 or later. A guest whose phone can't open the App Clip can still use the same QR code or link in the browser.

Each guest gets up to 48 shots by default, and you can change the cap before the night begins, whether that's fifteen, thirty or fifty. A lower cap keeps the roll considered, and a higher one gives guests room to experiment.

Yes. As host you can preview your own frames at any point during the night, and the seal only applies to other guests until the reveal opens for everyone. After the reveal you can hide any frame from the public roll without losing the original.

Guests shoot inside the Ever Shots camera, so the roll is made of frames taken during the event. Importing photos from a phone's camera roll isn't part of how a film works today.

Yes. A film is private and secure, and guests join with the QR code or link you share. Guests can't see each other's frames until the reveal.

Yes. Every film includes full 4K export for every guest, and you can export or archive the roll at any point after the reveal.

Your original files are stored for as long as the film exists on your account. We don't keep a separate archive of edited or filtered versions.

Yes. You can add guest capacity to a film that's already live without starting over.

Purchases are billed by Apple or Google, depending on the store you downloaded from, so refunds are requested through that store. Our privacy page explains the steps for each.

Pricing is on our pricing page, which always shows the current plans.