GuestCam: One QR code, every guest's photos, a live wall. No app.

Hi Product Hunt! I'm Toby, and I built GuestCam in Orange, a country town in New South Wales, Australia. At every wedding, 21st and school formal I've been to, the best photos end up scattered across a hundred phones and never get shared. Shared albums trip over iPhone vs Android, group chats squash the photos, and asking people to send them afterwards never works. So GuestCam is one QR code on the tables. Guests scan it with their normal camera, type a first name and start shooting. Nothing to install. Photos can play on a live wall on any TV or projector, and the host gets everything in one album with a ZIP download or a Google Drive backup. A few choices I made on purpose: - Approval before anything goes on the big screen (always on for schools) - No facial recognition, ever - The album link is view-only and separate from the upload QR, so a forwarded link can't be used to add photos - Photos wait on the phone and send when signal returns, because country venues have patchy reception - Free for school events The first real event was a 21st here in Orange: 33 guests shared 203 photos. The surprise lesson: the QR code printed on lanyards beat every table card. I'd love your feedback, especially from anyone who organises events. What would make you trust a tool like this with your guests?