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Event Hosts Lack a Simple Way to Collect Shared Photos From All Guests

Event organizers want a low-friction way to gather photos from every guest into one shared album without requiring guests to download an app or create an account. Existing disposable-camera nostalgia experiences and ad-hoc photo sharing (group chats, cloud folders) don't combine ease of access with a unified gallery.

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