Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I’m the maker behind Joysnap, a QR event album built in Vietnam. At weddings, birthdays, reunions, company parties, and group trips, guests take plenty of great photos and short videos. But those memories usually stay scattered across individual phones, disappear inside group chats, or arrive through random Drive links days later. The host often ends up chasing everyone for their photos after the event. I built Joysnap to replace that old process with one shared QR code. Here is how it works: The host creates an event and shares or prints its QR code. Guests scan it and open the album directly in their browser. They can add photos, videos, and written wishes. Guests do not need to install an app or create an account. New memories can appear on a venue screen through LiveShow. When the upload window closes, existing uploads remain in the album. Joysnap is designed for the candid moments that the official camera cannot capture: a photo from another table, a short video from a friend, or a message someone wants the whole room to see. It is Vietnamese-first and also available in English. There is a free plan for trying the product, while paid plans use one-time payments rather than subscriptions. Thank you for checking out Joysnap. I’m excited to hear what you think

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3mo ago

Your best event photos are probably trapped on someone else’s phone.

At every wedding, birthday, reunion, or company party, guests capture hundreds of great moments.

But most of those photos never make it back to the host. They stay scattered across phones, disappear inside group chats, or arrive days later through random links.

That is why we built Joysnap.

The host creates one shared event album. Guests scan a QR code and instantly add photos, videos, and wishes from their browser no app and no account required. New moments can even appear live on the venue s TV or projector while the event is still happening.

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One QR. Every guest. Every memory.

One QR. Every guest. Every memory.

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Your best event photos are probably trapped on someone else’s phone.

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Your best event photos are probably trapped on someone else’s phone.