A trip to Japan with friends goes fast. Shrines in the morning, ramen at lunch, a karaoke booth at 2am, a bullet train the next day. Everyone's shooting the whole time, and by the flight home the photos are spread across four phones and a group chat nobody can scroll back through.
A shared camera keeps the whole trip in one place.
How it works
Before you fly, create a Dispo88 camera and drop the link in the group chat. Everyone opens it on their phone and shoots. There's no app to download and guests don't need an account. Every photo goes into the same album.
Each photo develops for an hour before it appears, like a real disposable. You take the shot, put your phone away, and look at the day's photos over dinner.
On the go
Dispo88 works best with Wi-Fi and/or cellular signal. An eSIM or pocket Wi-Fi keeps you connected for the whole trip.
Shots worth getting
- The torii gates before the crowds show up
- Convenience store hauls, because everyone has one
- Food, obviously, plus the people eating it
- The train platform, everyone half-asleep with their luggage
- Night streets with all the signs lit up
- The group in the photo booth, then a photo of the photo
Which tier?
A long weekend with two or three friends can fit in the free tier's 88 photos. Everyone sees every photo in the shared album.
For a week-long trip, go with Crew ($8.88 CAD, one time per camera): unlimited photos. Pricing details
After the trip
The album's already sorted. Make a Memory Reel, a short vertical video of your favorite shots, made right in your browser with no watermark.
