The party photo sharing app that gets every angle.
Every photo, clip and shout-out from the night — collected by a QR code on the wall, in one album nobody has to chase the morning after.
Nobody remembers the night the way the photos do.
By two in the morning everyone has a camera roll and nobody has the night. The clips sit in forty separate phones, and the group chat gets three of them.
Anyone can add to it
It runs in the browser. Grandparents and teenagers alike just tap and go.
You decide what appears
Approve moments before they reach the album or the venue screen.
You keep the originals
Download every file in full quality before the retention window ends.
Three steps. Zero downloads.
- 01
Stick the code up
Drop a QR poster by the door or on the bar. Setup takes two minutes.
- 02
Everyone scans
Guests tap, snap, and drop a voice note — all in the browser, no app.
- 03
Relive it together
It lands live on the wall and in one album, ready to review and download.
Everything the party throws at it
Live Photo Wall
Project approved moments on the TV as they land — the party becomes its own highlight reel.
Instant Album
Every upload collected in one place. Download the originals, no chasing group chats.
Audio Guestbook
The slurred toast, the inside joke, the “I love you man.” Fifteen seconds of voice beats a written note every time.
No App, Ever
It all runs in the browser. Grandparents and night-owls alike just scan and go.
Your guests get the whole album — and can download it.
- Photos, videos and voice messages, all on one page.
- Guests open the link and download whatever they want.
- Public, or behind a password — you decide.
Every photo lands on the screen, mid-party.
Guests scan, shoot, and it is up there seconds later. Nobody hands a phone around, and nobody waits until morning to see the night.
Hosts and guests, in their own words
Three taps and they were done. Nobody gave up halfway through.
Anouk de VriesWoke up the next day to 200 photos of a night I only half remember.
Chiara RossiI paid once, for one event, and that was the end of it.
Jonas KellerBeing able to try it properly before paying anything made the decision easy.
Femi BalogunFrom $49. Pay once, per event.
No subscription for hosts. Free to start, upgrade only when you need more.
- 60 photos, videos & voice notes
- 5 GB storage included
- Unlimited guests — no app needed
- 30 days album
- Video up to 30 sec · voice 30 sec
- Gathmo badge on shared media
- No original-quality download
- Unlimited photos, videos & voice
- 50 GB storage included
- Download all originals (ZIP)
- No Gathmo badge on your media
- 90 days album
- Video up to 5 min · voice Unlimited
- Host moderation tools
- Everything in Essential
- 100 GB storage included
- Live photo wall at the venue
- 6 months album
- Video up to 10 min · voice Unlimited
- Priority support
- Everything in Celebrate
- 250 GB storage included
- Live stream for guests who can’t attend
- Voice messages transcribed for you
- Custom link — gathmo.com/c/your-name
- 1 year album
- Video up to 15 min · voice Unlimited
Questions before the night starts.
Guests scan the QR code from a poster, table card, or shared link. The upload page opens in the browser, so they can add photos, videos, and voice messages without installing an app or creating an account.
Yes. Use the live photo wall to show approved uploads on a TV, projector, or venue screen. Moderation keeps the host in control before anything appears publicly.
You can start with the free event tier, which includes a private album and a fixed upload allowance. Upgrade only when you need more uploads, longer retention, or live-wall features.
No. Gathmo is browser-based for guests. They scan, upload, and return to the party; there is no app install, password, or event code to remember.
The host can review the album, download originals, keep voice messages, and share the private gallery link with friends. That keeps the party archive in one place instead of scattered across group chats.
The night is about to start.
Set it up in two minutes. Your QR code is ready before the first guest arrives.