AllShots
AllShots
A baby shower is two things: the afternoon, and the keepsake. AllShots collects both — every guest’s photos in one album, and a memory book of notes and voice messages for the parents to open later.
The host is busy hosting. The photos come from the guests — the gift-opening reactions, the game, the cake, the grandmother-to-be. One QR code on the gift table and the guests’ photos land in a shared album as they are taken. No app, no account; scanning the code opens the camera in the browser. Afterwards, download the whole album as a ZIP and send the link to anyone who could not make it.
On the Medium and Unlimited plans, the same page that opens the camera also opens the memory book: guests write a note — advice, a wish, a story about the parents — and can record a voice memory, a spoken message the child can hear years from now in that person’s own voice.
It replaces the guest book with the pen that never works, and it captures the voices, which no card can.
If the shower is a surprise, or if you want the album to be a gift, make it private: each guest sees only their own uploads, and the host sees everything. Hand over the album — photos, notes and voice messages — at the end of the afternoon or after the birth.
One payment per event, no subscription. Same prices in the app and on the web — see pricing.
Photos from everyone, and a memory book of notes and voices for the parents to keep.
A page where guests write a note for the parents or the baby, from the same link as the camera. On Medium and Unlimited events guests can also record a spoken voice memory.
No. The QR code opens the camera and the memory book in their browser. iPhone users may use the app, but it is optional.
Yes. Make the album private so guests see only their own uploads, then share the full album — photos, notes and voices — when you choose.
Yes. The host can download the photos as a ZIP and the voice memories as a separate ZIP from the event page.