Homecoming is a weekend, not a night: the parade, the game, the dance, the alumni tailgate. Give it one album and one code.

Create one event, call it something like “Homecoming 2026”, and use the same QR everywhere: the programme, the parade float, the stadium gate, the dance entrance. The album stays open until you end it, so guests who join on Friday can keep adding on Saturday. For a whole weekend, pick a generous number of shots per guest (up to 72), or unlimited shots on the Unlimited plan.
Reunion classes often meet at homecoming. Put the code in the alumni newsletter and the reunion group chat. If you choose Gallery & preview, alumni can add photos from their camera roll too, including the ones they took on the way in. On Medium and Unlimited every guest can also leave one written note (up to 240 characters) and one voice message (up to 60 seconds): the reunion’s guest book, without the book.
The dance follows the same rules as prom: check the school’s photo policy, tell guests photos are being collected, and consider a private album so each student sees only their own photos while the organisers see everything. You can delete any photo, and reported photos are hidden immediately. AllShots is not directed to children under 16; younger students should use it only with a parent’s or guardian’s consent.
One-time purchase per event, in the AllShots iPhone app. No subscription needed. See pricing.
Free for up to 10 guests. One code for the parade, the game and the dance.
Yes. The album is live and stays open until you end the event. Guests join once and keep adding photos until they reach their shot limit.
If you choose Gallery & preview when you create the event, anyone with the code can upload from their camera roll.
Download the whole album as a ZIP. That works on every plan, including the free one.
No. The camera opens in the browser. Anyone who cannot scan can type the 6-character code at allshots.app/app.