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For festivals

A festival photo booth on every guest's own phone.

Print one code for the pandal. Guests scan it, take a photo in your festival's own frames and share it to WhatsApp before they leave, in about fifteen seconds. No app, no queue at one camera, nothing uploaded.

Three festival frames with families in them - Ganpati Bappa Morya in front, Navratri and Happy Diwali behind, beside a printed QR code and the WhatsApp, Instagram and Snapchat icons.

How it works

The whole thing runs in the phone’s browser. There is nothing for a guest to download and nothing for them to learn.

Send your frames

Artwork from your designer or a Canva template, portrait and landscape. The console finds the photo window, and cuts out one that was painted over.

Print one code

On the standee, at the entrance, by the prasad counter. Next year it opens next year's festival, with no reprint.

Guests snap and share

Photo, frame, caption, WhatsApp. A family can take turns on one phone; each photo is its own.

See what happened

Which frame was shared most, the busiest hour, and the details devotees chose to leave.

Built for a festival crowd

Everything below came out of running a real booth at a real Ganesh festival.

Thousands, one code

Every guest uses their own phone, so there is no queue and no camera to guard, however large the crowd.

A bad network still makes a photo

The booth loads once. If the network drops, the photo is still made on the phone, and anything waiting is sent when it returns.

Words for each day

Caption choices that change with the festival: the first day's words, then visarjan's. Guests pick one and can edit it.

In your language

Write captions in Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati or English. Your frames carry your mandal's name and your sponsors.

A reel for their story

Guests can turn their photo into a short vertical video for Instagram or a WhatsApp status, made on the phone.

Details only with consent

Ask for names and numbers before the photo, after it, or not at all. One clear consent box, and deleted on the date you promise.

Questions organisers ask

Do guests need an app?

No. The code opens the booth in the phone's own browser, on iPhone and Android.

Are the photos stored anywhere?

No. Each photo is made and shared on the guest's own phone. We never receive it.

Can it run for every day of the festival?

Yes. An event runs for as many days as your plan allows, and the printed code keeps working between them.

What does it cost?

Try one event free: five days, 100 photos, no card. For a whole festival, ask for a quote with your dates and the crowd you expect.

Running a festival this season?

Try it on your own phone today, or send us your dates and the crowd you expect for a quote.