Everyone's trip photos, one album.
Start a roll, share a six-character code, and every friend's photos land in the same place — the shots you were in, from the camera you weren't holding.
Nothing to install · Private to the people you invite
Three steps, then forget about it
The point of a shared roll is that nobody has to run it. No one collecting links, no one nagging about the group album.
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Start a roll
Name the trip, set the dates. That's the whole setup — about ten seconds.
- 2
Share the code
Every roll gets a six-character code. Friends join with it; no chasing accounts or email addresses.
- 3
Everyone adds photos
Pick from your camera roll and they land in the shared album. Add more any time the trip goes on.
Built for the way trips actually go
Six phones, three group chats, and the best photo of the week sitting on someone else's camera roll. This fixes that part.
One album, every angle
Photos from every member sit in one roll, sorted by when they were taken or when they landed — your call.
Nothing to install
It's a website. iPhone, Android, laptop — the same link opens the same roll. Add it to your home screen if you want the app feel.
Private to your group
Photos live in private storage and only the people who joined the roll can open them. That's enforced in the database, not just hidden in the UI.
Every file your camera makes
iPhone HEIC, scanned film TIFFs, JPEG, PNG, WebP — converted right in your browser so nothing shows up as a broken tile.
Talk about the shots
Comments, @mentions and photo tags, with a notification bell so you never miss the one you're in.
Take the whole roll home
Download every photo as a single zip, named by who shot it and when. Your memories, not ours.
Who can see your photos
Your roll is visible to the people who joined it with your code, and nobody else — enforced on every request by the database itself, not by hiding buttons in the app. Photos sit in private storage behind links that expire after an hour, and location data is stripped from every photo before it leaves your phone. No analytics, no ads, no third parties, nothing sold or used to train anything.
I run the server, so I could technically open that bucket — any service without end-to-end encryption can, and anyone telling you otherwise is lying. I don't. Delete your photos whenever, or download the whole roll as a zip and walk away.
Your next trip deserves one album.
Free, and about ten seconds to set up. The hard part is getting everyone in the same place at the same time — you already did that.