Abhishek

ver come home from a wedding, birthday, or trip and realized your guests captured moments you never even saw? KeptCandid is a private, QR-code-based photo gallery built to close that gap. No app to download, no digging through a group chat, no photos stranded across fifty different phones.

Setup takes about five minutes. Hosts create an event page, download a ready-to-print QR template (customizable in Canva), and place it wherever guests will see it: every table, the entrance, the dance floor. Guests scan it with their own camera and start uploading full-resolution photos and videos directly to a shared, private gallery. No account, no app-store detour. By the next morning, the host has every candid shot from the night before, organized and ready to download as a single ZIP, still in full resolution.

The alternatives people already use all have a catch. WhatsApp compresses images and buries them in an endless scroll. Google Drive asks guests to sign in and figure out where to upload. Apple Shared Albums only work if everyone's on an iPhone. KeptCandid skips all of that: it works on any phone, at any venue, with unlimited guests and unlimited photos, and nothing gets compressed along the way.

Pricing breaks from the subscription norm too. It's a one-time payment per event, not a recurring plan. Starter is $49 for smaller gatherings, with 30-day storage. Standard is $59 — the most popular choice for weddings — with 6-month storage and per-guest photo limits. Pro is $89 for multi-day celebrations, with a full year of storage and priority support. Pay once and it's yours; no renewals, no surprise charges down the line.

It's not just for weddings, either. Birthdays, trips, reunions, parties, or an ordinary weekend worth remembering from every angle — anywhere the guest's-eye view matters, KeptCandid fits.

One link, one QR code, and every photo your guests took lands exactly where you can find it — full quality, kept forever.