Organizers
- What SHAREFT changes for your guestsEveryone gets their own photos, not everybody's 2,000 photos.
- Who needs an account: you or your photographer?Three possible setups, and who controls what in each.
- Your checklist before the big daySix things to confirm, from choosing the display mode to printing the QR code.
- Selfie search or open gallery: which to choose for your audienceA trade-off between privacy and ease of access.
- Putting the page in your event's colorsColor, logo and a contact on show: the page looks like your event, not like a tool.
- Sharing the QR code on siteWhere to put it, how big to make it, and why to always show the short code next to it.
- Notifying your guests when the photos arriveThe waitlist collects contact details on the day so you can message everyone later.
- Tracking how photos are collectedIndividual downloads and full archives, broken down by event.
- Getting all the photosYou can in open gallery mode. Otherwise, you arrange it with the photographer.
- How long the photos stay accessibleHow long depends on the plan of the account that owns the event.
- What your guests see, and what they don'tNo score, no list of people, no access to anyone else's photos.
- Consent and biometric data: your role as organizerWhat the platform handles, and what remains your responsibility.
- What it costs, from the organizer's sideMonthly subscription or a single pack: which makes sense depends on how often you run events.
- What to do if something goes wrong during the eventThe three things that can go wrong on the day, and how to fix them on the spot.
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