The friends' Christmas party is a great night for photos: the ugly sweaters, the gift swap chaos, the inevitable karaoke. The problem is the same every year: everyone's photos end up on their own phones and the group chat gets maybe five of them.
One shared camera solves it.
Set it up in a minute
- Create a Dispo88 camera, something like "Holiday Party 2026."
- Send the link with the invite or in the group chat.
- Everyone shoots on their own phone. No app, no account. All the photos go into one album.
Each photo develops for an hour before it appears, so nobody's busy reviewing shots during the party.
Shots worth getting
- The ugly sweater lineup. Get it early, before anyone takes theirs off.
- The gift swap. The steals, the fights over the good gift, the person who brought something truly weird.
- The food table before it's demolished.
- Decorating, if it's that kind of party.
- Karaoke. Enough said.
- The group photo by the tree. Do it before people leave.
Make it a little game
Since photos develop later, nobody knows what anyone else captured until the album fills in. Some groups like to make that the point: everyone takes photos all night, and the album becomes the after-party.
Which tier?
- Free: up to 88 photos, enough for a small group. Everyone sees every photo.
- Crew ($8.88 CAD, one time): unlimited photos, and everyone can browse every photo from the night.
After the party
Make a Memory Reel from the best photos: a short vertical video, made in your browser, with no watermark. It's a nice thing to drop in the group chat the next morning.
