Trips

The whole trip, from every phone, on one film.

Everyone on the trip shoots on their own phone into one shared film. Nothing to sort while you are away and nothing to post from the beach: the whole trip arrives together once you are home.

Friends round a table on a terrace at dusk, plates cleared, one leaning back laughing under string lights

Thirty-six shots for a long weekend.

A film can run for up to fourteen nights. Give everyone thirty-six shots for a long weekend, or unlimited for the fortnight, and stop arguing about whose phone has the good pictures.

Friends on a lake holiday at sunset, one mid-air jumping off a wooden jetty while the others laugh from the boards and the water, a wet dog watching
he did jump, eventually

No group chat full of forty near-identical photos.

Photos go into the sealed film, not the chat. Nobody spends dinner scrolling through the afternoon, and nobody posts the bad one of you before you have seen it.

Friends on a road trip resting on the open boot of an old estate car at golden hour, one reading a paper map, one pouring from a flask, a dog lying in front
lay-by, day three

The whole holiday, the week after.

Pick when it develops: the first evening home is a good one. Everyone gets the roll at full resolution, from every angle, including photos of the person who always takes them.

Friends pressed together in a crowd at dusk, one lifted onto someone’s shoulders with their arms out
the good field

How it works on a trip

  1. 01

    Start a film

    Set the first and last night, how many friends and how many shots each.

  2. 02

    Share one link

    Send it before you leave. Everyone joins in their browser, on the phone they already have.

  3. 03

    Develop it at home

    The film reveals at the time you chose, and everyone gets the whole trip back at once.

Trip questions

How long can a trip film run?

Up to fourteen nights, first to last. A weekend away, a stag do or a fortnight’s holiday each fit on one film.

Do my friends need the app?

No. They open the link and the camera works in their browser. No download and no account.

What does it cost?

Five people with twelve shots each is free. Ten friends with thirty-six shots each is £8, paid once.

Can we see the photos during the trip?

Not by default. The host can turn on a preview, or let everyone see their own shots, if you would rather not wait.

Pack light. Bring the link.

Start a film before you leave and drop the link in the trip chat. Two minutes to set up, nothing to install.

day four, somewhere