Guests scan a QR code or tap a link. On iPhone an App Clip opens the camera, and on Android the camera opens in the browser. There is nothing to install and no account to create, so the first frame can happen seconds after the scan.
iPhone: the guest points the Camera app at the QR code. An App Clip card appears, and one tap opens the camera. No App Store visit, no sign-in.
Android: the guest scans the same QR code, or taps the link, and the camera opens in the browser. Nothing to install.
Both: the guest sees the camera, the number of frames they have left, and three filters. Captions are optional.
Frames upload in the background. The roll stays sealed for other guests until the reveal you chose.
Place the QR code at the point of entry, plus a second code wherever guests wait, such as the bar or the buffet line. Keep the code at least 3 cm wide on a printed card so older phones scan it quickly.
No. Guests join with the QR code or link, without creating an account.
App Clips run on iOS 14 or later. A guest on a phone that can't open the App Clip can use the same QR code or link in the browser.
Yes. The camera opens in the browser on Android, with the same shared roll as iPhone.
Guests can keep shooting offline and their frames sync automatically once their phone reconnects.
Yes. The host creates and manages the film in the Ever Shots app. Only guests are exempt from installing it.
Create a film in under a minute. Your guests never need to download a thing.