Big screen slideshow
Photos hit the big screen at the party seconds after they’re sent. Guests see themselves and send more.
A photographer sees the party from one spot. A hundred guests see it from a hundred. Memoju pulls the photos from every phone into one album, with a single QR code. No app to download, no account to create.
Free for up to 15 guests. Upgrade only if you need to.
Your photographer nails the vows, the first dance and the cake. But they’re not at grandma’s table, not in the middle of the dance floor, and they’re gone long before 3 a.m. Your guests are in all of those places.
Everyone who scans the QR code adds a piece nobody else had. Here’s a wedding after 100 guests.
The couple at the altar, front-on, perfectly lit. Beautiful, and the same as every wedding.
The first shots from people who were sitting down, not posing.
His niece caught it, right next to him. The photographer was pointed at the altar.
Shaky, sweaty, happy photos. Blurry ones get flagged so you can clear them in one tap.
A short clip shot by a 9-year-old. It became the bride’s favorite.
The photographer left hours ago. The party still had a whole chapter to go.
Sorted by time, with photos grouped by person and a keepsake collage of the night.
Event name, date and type of party. Takes a minute. You get a link and a QR code.
On the tables, on the invitation, on the big screen or in the family group chat. Guests open it with their phone camera.
Photos and videos in original quality. They show up live on the big screen and stay saved in the album.
No need to sift through 1,400 photos. Memoju does the culling an editor would.
Photos hit the big screen at the party seconds after they’re sent. Guests see themselves and send more.
Reads when each photo was taken and lays the party out in moments: ceremony, dinner, dance floor, after midnight.
Shaky and blurry shots get flagged. Remove them all from the album in one tap.
The album groups photos by person. Every guest finds the ones they’re in.
The best shots in their own tab, like an editor circling frames on a contact sheet.
A collage of the best moments of the party, ready to keep or print.
Turn on approval and nothing appears until you say so. Delete any photo in one tap.
Likes, comments on photos and an album chat for your guests.
A ZIP of every photo in original quality, or a photobook ready to print.
We went through the most common complaints about event photo apps and fixed them one by one.
Spotty venue Wi-Fi? Uploads retry on their own, never duplicate, and the guest gets a receipt: “12 photos saved”.
If the link opens inside Instagram’s or WhatsApp’s built-in browser, Memoju spots it and shows the guest how to open it in Chrome or Safari.
Sent the wrong one? Guests can delete the photos they uploaded themselves, no need to ask the host.
The album’s expiry date is always on display, and you can extend it any time.
The slideshow shows how many have joined (“23 guests already sent photos”) plus a QR code so more people jump in.
iPhone HEIC photos and videos up to 300 MB go straight in, no converting.
Video and unlimited photos come with every plan. No extra charge, unlike apps that bill for them separately.
One-time payment per event. No subscription: when the party’s over, the album is still yours.
Try it out, or for a small get-together
Dinners, baby showers, house parties
Weddings, birthdays, graduations
Big weddings, milestone birthdays
Graduations, company events
International card payment coming soon. The free plan works now.
Need more time? Extend the album by 12 months for $9, whenever you like.
No. They open the link (or scan the QR), type their first name and can start sending photos. It works in the browser of any phone.
The album creates the QR for you. Put it on the big screen, print the table sign that comes ready to size, or send the link straight to the family group chat.
It’s the full Memoju: original quality, unlimited photos, video, live big screen, timeline, approval, .zip, photobook, collage, highlights and face filter. Only the size changes: up to 15 guests, album online for 30 days, videos up to 30 seconds and a small “Memoju” mark on the big screen. No card needed.
No. It’s a one-time payment per event: one party, one album, one payment.
Upgrade any time, even in the middle of the party. You only pay the difference to the new plan, and every photo already in the album stays right there.
30 days on Free, 12 months on Party and Classic, 24 months on Luxe and Grand. The expiry date is always shown in the album dashboard, and you can extend by another 12 months (US$9 or €9) whenever you like. You can download everything as a .zip in original resolution at any time.
Before it expires you get warnings in the album dashboard, with time to download everything as a .zip or extend it by 12 months. After the expiry date there’s a 30-day grace period; once that ends, the files are permanently deleted.
Only people with the link. The album doesn’t show up in search and isn’t public. If you want, turn on approval: no photo appears until you let it through.
No, on every plan, including Free. Unlike WhatsApp, which compresses everything, what you download is exactly what the camera took.
Yes, on every plan and with no extra fee. Up to 30 seconds per video on Free, 2 minutes on Party and Classic, 5 minutes on Luxe and Grand. iPhone HEIC photos and files up to 300 MB go in without a hitch.
Uploads don’t get lost. If the connection drops, Memoju retries on its own without duplicating photos, and the guest sees a receipt: “12 photos saved”.
Yes. Memoju notices when the link opens inside Instagram’s or WhatsApp’s built-in browser, which often gets in the way of uploads, and shows the guest how to open it in Chrome or Safari.
Every photo stores the time it was taken (its EXIF data). Memoju reads it and builds the timeline, grouping photos by each part of the event.
Delete it in one click. You can keep approval on from the start, so nothing appears without your OK. And guests can delete the photos they sent themselves.
This card is a preview of the table sign. The real QR code is ready the moment you create the album.