A day on a boat is all photo moments: the cliffs going by, the swim stop, everyone sprawled on the deck in the sun. But on the water, phones get tucked away fast, and the photos that do get taken stay on whoever was brave enough to bring theirs out.
One shared camera collects them all.
How it works
Create a Dispo88 camera and share the link before you board. Everyone opens it on their phone and shoots from the browser, with no app and no account for guests. Each photo develops for an hour and then appears in the album, so you get to enjoy the trip instead of checking your photos.
The whole day, in one album.
On the water
- Open the camera link before you leave the dock. If signal drops once the camera's open, your photos are saved on your phone and upload when you're back in range.
- Bring a waterproof pouch for anyone shooting near the edge.
Shots worth getting
- Boarding, everyone in sunglasses and too much sunscreen
- The views, with a friend in the corner for scale
- The captain (or whoever's pretending to steer)
- Swim stops and the first person to jump in
- Deck naps in the afternoon
- Sunset on the way back
Which tier?
A half-day trip with a few friends fits in the free tier's 88 photos. Everyone sees every photo in the shared album.
For a big group or a full day out, Crew ($8.88 CAD, one time per camera) gives you unlimited photos. Pricing details
Afterwards
Make a Memory Reel of the day, a short vertical video made in your browser with no watermark.
