Cascade
Great for dinner and speeches
Columns take turns stepping up one photo, then pause, so every photo gets its moment.
Live photo wall
Your guests scan a QR at their table and post from their phones. Seconds later, their photo is moving across your screen.
Pick a style in your portal and switch it up whenever you like. Your screen catches on within half a minute.
Great for dinner and speeches
Columns take turns stepping up one photo, then pause, so every photo gets its moment.
Great for the dance floor
Columns keep gently flowing, each the other way to its neighbour, and new photos slot right in.
Great for cocktail hour
Photos float at different depths as the view drifts slowly up, and each new one nudges its neighbours aside.
Scan the code to add the first photo
Most venue screens and projectors take HDMI.
No signing in needed. The link does it all.
Your QR sits in the corner. Drag it bigger for a big room.
It keeps your screen awake and checks for new photos every few seconds.
You or your helpers can hide or delete any photo from your portal, and it’s off the wall in seconds.
Rather see them first? Turn on approvals, and nothing reaches the screen until one of you lets it through.
S$0to start
Up to 100 photos, kept 30 days
S$4.98once
Up to 5,000 photos and short videos, originals kept a year
S$48a year
Unlimited galleries for planners and photographers
A screen or projector, plus a laptop (or anything with a web browser) plugged into it. Open your wall link, hit full screen and you’re set.
Yes, to pick up new photos. Venue Wi-Fi is fine, and so is your phone’s hotspot. If it drops, your wall keeps playing what it has and picks up again when it’s back.
Yes. Change it in your portal and your screen catches up within half a minute, with no one touching the laptop.
Once you unlock your gallery, yes. Clips up to 12 seconds and short loops play on the wall, without sound.
Yes. Drag its corner on the wall to resize it, and your screen remembers the size next time.
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