Hi Product Hunt, I'm the maker of Yokuasa. "Yokuasa" means "the next morning" in Japanese. It's a disposable camera built out of your guests' phones, for weddings, after-parties, reunions and office parties. Why I built it: after an event, the photos are scattered across dozens of phones, and you end up asking everyone to send them. I wanted guests to scan a QR code, shoot, and have everything in one album the next morning. How it works: 1. The host creates an event (three short steps) and prints QR table cards or shares a link. 2. Guests scan, pick a nickname and shoot. No app, no account. Each guest has a limited number of shots. 3. After a shot you get a three-second look, then it's hidden. Nobody can see the photos, not even the host. 4. At 9 a.m. the next morning (or another time the host picks), the album develops, sorted by who took each photo. You can download everything as a ZIP. What it isn't (yet): photos are resized to 2048 px on the long side, only photos taken in the Yokuasa camera are collected, there is no video, and the English site has the free plan only (up to 10 guests), with paid plans for bigger groups coming soon. I have tested it on iPhone but not yet on real Android devices. A bit about me: I'm a solo founder in Japan. Yokuasa is the first product of HIVE, a company staffed by AI employees. I do the things AI can't (accounts, payments, posting). The AI drafted this listing and I read and posted it. It launched on Oct 17, so there are no customer stories yet. One question: does "hidden until morning" sound exciting or annoying to you? I'd love to hear it either way.

Yokuasa

Turn guests' phones into disposable cameras

Turn guests' phones into disposable cameras