Revelo turns every guest's phone into a disposable camera. They scan one QR code and shoot blind — counted shots, no preview, no retakes, no filters. At the hour you choose, the entire night develops at once, in front of everyone.
No app · no sign-up · works in any phone browser
You spent months and a small fortune on one night. What you get back is a camera roll of the exact same three angles.
Everyone photographs their own table, their own drink, their own face. The host — the one person who should be in the album — is in none of them.
You send the link on Monday. Four people upload something. The rest never do. The night quietly disappears into everyone's private camera roll.
Retake, filter, check, post. Half the room is editing the party instead of being at it — and the photos still end up looking like everyone else's.
Revelo flips it. Your guests get a film roll, a set of missions, and no way to see a single frame until the night is over.
You set it up in a minute. Your guests figure it out in five seconds. Nothing to install, nothing to explain twice.
Name the event, pick the reveal time, choose how many shots each guest gets, and pick your challenge deck. Put the QR on the tables or drop it in the group chat.
Takes about a minuteGuests open the camera in their browser, type a first name, and get their roll of film. No preview, no gallery, no retakes — every shot counts, and every shot is signed.
No app, no accountAt the hour you set, every photo premieres at once in a slideshow that tells the story of the night — from the polite first toast to whatever happened after.
The moment everyone remembersThe whole room gathered around one screen. Photo by photo, in order, signed by whoever took it. Nobody knows what's coming next — not even the people who shot it.
This is how the night comes back to you: in order, with a name and a timestamp — from the well-behaved toast to whatever came after.
A blind camera is a nice gimmick. A blind camera that hands every guest a mission is a party game — and it's the reason Revelo photos look nothing like the ones on everyone's phone.
Each guest gets challenges to hunt down: the ugliest face, the most unlikely duo, someone genuinely laughing. They stop photographing their own table and start photographing each other.
"Take a photo with someone you just met" does more for a room than any playlist. Your cousins and your college friends have a reason to talk — and it isn't the open bar.
Pick from our decks or write challenges only your people would understand — the inside joke, the family legend, the one person who always disappears at midnight.
At the reveal, every attempt at the same challenge plays back to back. Fourteen ugliest faces in a row. That's the part the room screams at — and nobody could have planned it.
Pick your challenges when you create the event — or write your own. Guests can always take free shots too; the missions are just the reason they point the camera at each other.
Guests scan the QR and land straight in the camera, in their browser. All they give is a first name.
12, 18 or 24 per person, like a real roll of film. When it's out, it's out — which is exactly why every click means something.
Nobody sees anything early. Not the guests, not even the host. The mystery is the house rule.
Midnight is the classic, but it's your call: the last toast, the after-party, brunch the next morning.
What happens at the party stays at the party. The host can download the full album as a ZIP before it disappears.
A 4-digit entry code for private events, a live count of guests and shots (the number only), and moderation during the reveal.
Disposable cameras, photo booths and shared albums each solve one piece of the night. Revelo is the only one that does all three — and the only one with challenges.
| Revelo | Film disposables | Photo booth | Shared album | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Setup | One QR code, 60 seconds | Buy, hand out, collect, develop | Vendor, space, power, an attendant | A link nobody clicks |
| Photos you actually get | Every guest, every corner of the room | Whatever survives the lab | Only the people who queued | Only the four who bothered |
| Photo challenges | Built in — pick or write your own | No | No | No |
| Surprise | Total — no preview for anyone | Yes, in about a week | Printed on the spot | None |
| A moment for the whole room | The reveal, on the big screen | No | A queue in the corner | No |
| Guests need an app | Never — it's the browser | No, but they need a camera | No | Usually yes |
| What it costs | Free up to 5 guests, $29.99 for 50, $149.99 unlimited | Roughly $20–30 a camera, plus developing | Hundreds for the night, plus the attendant | Free, and it shows |
| When you get the photos | Same night, in order, signed | Days or weeks later | Strips that get lost by Monday | Whenever, if ever |
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No subscription, no per-photo charges, nothing good locked behind a higher tier. Every event gets the whole product — you just pick how many people you're inviting. A pack of ten film disposables plus developing costs more than our largest event, and it doesn't come with a reveal.
The same product at 5 guests or 500.
Reserves a roll of film for every guest. Start free tonight — you can upgrade the guest limit later, any time before the reveal.
No. Everything happens in the phone's browser — from the QR code to the reveal. Works on iPhone and Android.
No — and that's the whole point. Not the guests, not even you: nobody sees a frame until the reveal. Exactly like a real disposable camera.
Photo missions your guests try to complete during the night — "the ugliest face", "a photo with someone you just met", or anything you write yourself. At the reveal, every attempt at the same challenge plays back to back. It's the loudest part of the slideshow.
The host can delete any photo at the reveal, before or during the slideshow. And since every shot is signed by whoever took it, nobody shoots anonymously.
They do. 24 hours after the reveal the album self-destructs. The host can download everything as a ZIP first, and guests can save whatever they want during that window.
No. Each event has a 4-digit entry code you share only with your guests. No code, no entry.
One flat fee per event, based on how many guests you're inviting — free for up to 5, $4.99 for 10, $29.99 for 50, $49.99 for 100, up to $149.99 for unlimited guests. No subscription and no per-photo charges: every event includes every feature. You can raise the guest limit later, any time before the reveal.
Set it up before your guests arrive. Hand them a camera they can't cheat, and give the room something to gather around at midnight.
Free up to 5 guests. Under two minutes to set up.
