Live Party Photos turns every guest's phone into part of the party. Scan a QR code, upload a photo (no app, no account) and watch it appear live on a TV or projector within seconds. Built for weddings, birthdays and house parties, not corporate event tech. AI content moderation runs on every plan, even free. Pay once per event instead of a subscription. Comes with poster and upload-page editors so the QR code actually matches your event.
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I built Live Party Photos because I wanted something for a mate's party with guests' photos showing up somewhere during the night, instead of scattered across a WhatsApp thread nobody opens again.
Looked at what else was out there and most of it felt bloated. Loads of dashboards and upsells, but they'd drifted from the actual job: someone takes a photo, it shows up on the screen. So that's what I built.
Scan a QR code, upload a photo, it appears live on the TV. No app, no faff, AI moderation running quietly so nothing awkward hits the screen.
Pay once per event rather than a subscription, since that's how I'd want to pay for something I'm using for one night.
It was important for me to get wife approaval too. If she paused and was confused as to what she had to do - it needed work. Linking the slideshow to a device is still something I will work on.
So I am still building this out, but would love to hear what you think, and what you'd want from it for your own events.
I can create a sign up code if you want to try it out in a proper event (more than 10 photos) which will save you paying too ;)
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how does the live display actually pull from everyone's phones at once, like does it need its own device at the venue or can it run off a laptop
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@ecilkaya58405 the guest uploads the photo from their device to the website via the upload page (which is accessed via scanning the QR code - or via a link). At the venue, you would need a device with internet access. I've run it on a laptop connected to a screen - but also tested and run on smart TV's in-built browsers. (Firestick is my favourite method).
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Took this to a friend's birthday last weekend and the slideshow was already pulling in shots from people who were still in the car. Loved that the QR code matched the party theme too.
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the no-app QR flow is genuinely thoughtful, guests at a wedding aren't going to install anything so removing that friction shows real empathy for the actual setting.
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Love that the QR code can be styled to match the event itself instead of being a generic link, such a thoughtful touch for something so often overlooked.
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Love how the QR code actually matches your event branding with the poster and upload page editors, that small touch makes it feel personal instead of just another dropbox link.
how does the live display actually pull from everyone's phones at once, like does it need its own device at the venue or can it run off a laptop
@ecilkaya58405 the guest uploads the photo from their device to the website via the upload page (which is accessed via scanning the QR code - or via a link). At the venue, you would need a device with internet access. I've run it on a laptop connected to a screen - but also tested and run on smart TV's in-built browsers. (Firestick is my favourite method).
Took this to a friend's birthday last weekend and the slideshow was already pulling in shots from people who were still in the car. Loved that the QR code matched the party theme too.
the no-app QR flow is genuinely thoughtful, guests at a wedding aren't going to install anything so removing that friction shows real empathy for the actual setting.
Love that the QR code can be styled to match the event itself instead of being a generic link, such a thoughtful touch for something so often overlooked.
Love how the QR code actually matches your event branding with the poster and upload page editors, that small touch makes it feel personal instead of just another dropbox link.