You threw it. You missed most of it.
Hosts spend the night refilling things and answering the door. Posy hands every guest a disposable camera on the phone they already have, so your party gets photographed by the people who were actually in it.
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Nobody sees less of a party than the person throwing it.
Stick one code on the fridge.
Guests join with a scan — no app store, no install, no account.
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Set it up in a minute
Name the party, choose how many shots each guest gets, and pick when the album opens. You get one QR code and a link to drop in the group chat.
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Everyone gets a roll
Guests scan and the camera opens in seconds. Ten shots each turns photography into a game instead of a camera roll nobody will ever scroll back through.
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Open it together the next day
Photos stay hidden until the reveal you set. Then the whole night arrives at once — including the two hours you spent in the kitchen.
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Six reasons it works at a party.
Small decisions that decide whether you end up with an album or a group chat.
One code, no app
Guests scan and shoot from any phone with a browser. Nobody downloads anything, and nobody has to make an account at eleven at night.
A roll each, not a feed
Pick 5 to 36 shots per guest. A limit is the difference between forty photos of the cake and ten photos worth keeping.
Nothing appears mid-party
Photos stay hidden until the reveal, so people aren't standing in a corner watching pictures of the party they're already at.
Any size, from six to two hundred
Free for up to five guests. Beyond that, pay once for the party — and add a seat pack later if more people turn up than you planned for.
Private to the guest list
Only the people who scanned your code can see the album. Nothing is public, and there's no feed for anyone to end up on.
Keep the originals
After the reveal, guests can save the shots they like and you can download the whole album at full resolution.
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While you were in the kitchen
Every party has a room you never got to.
You were letting people in, finding a bottle opener, rescuing something from the oven. Meanwhile the best half hour of the night happened on the balcony with eight people you love.
Those photos were taken. They're on somebody's phone right now, between a screenshot and a picture of a receipt, and without a reason to share them that is where they will stay.
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The morning after
The second-best part of a party.
Everyone wakes up slightly the worse for wear, and the album opens — the same moment for every guest at once.
It's the group chat at its best: forty photos nobody had seen, half of them of people who thought they weren't being photographed, all of them from a night that until then only existed in fragments.
Before you ask
Anything else — email hello@posy.camera.
Do my guests need to install anything?
No. They scan the QR code and the camera opens in their browser. No download, no account. Only you, as the host, use the app — on iOS or Android.
How many people can join?
Five guests free. Above that you pick the tier that fits the party — 10, 25, 50, 100, 150, 200 or unlimited — paid once for that event. If more people show up than expected, you can add a seat pack on the night.
How many photos does each guest get?
You choose 5, 10, 16, 24 or 36 when you create the event, and everyone gets the same number. Ten is a good default for an evening.
When does the album appear?
Whenever you set it to. Most hosts choose the following morning. You can also let photos appear live as they're taken, or pick a specific time after the party ends.
Can I use it for a kid's birthday?
Plenty of hosts do, usually by giving the code to the parents rather than the children. The album is private to the people who scanned it, which is the part that matters here.
What if someone doesn't want to be photographed?
Say so at the start — one sentence covers it. The album is only visible to guests who joined, so it isn't going anywhere public, and anyone who would rather not take part simply doesn't scan the code.
Can we download everything afterwards?
Yes. Every guest can save individual photos to their phone, and you can download the full album at original resolution. The photos stay in your account.
Hand every guest a camera.
Free for up to five guests. Pay once for the party — never a subscription.