Uvuli is a shared photo and video album for events.
Create an event, share a QR code or link with your guests, and collect everyone’s photos and videos in one place. Guests can upload without downloading an app or creating an account.
Instead of memories being scattered across phones, WhatsApp chats and social media, Uvuli gives hosts one organised place to see the whole event through everyone’s eyes.
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Product & UX Designer • Dev Enthusiast • Martial Arts Student • Music Addict
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3Product & UX Designer • Dev Enthusiast • Martial Arts Student • Music Addict
I built Uvuli around a simple problem: at events, everyone takes photos and videos, but the host rarely gets to see all of them. They end up scattered across phones, WhatsApp chats, social media and camera rolls. Uvuli gives the event one shared place for those memories. Hosts create an event and share a QR code or link, and guests can upload what they captured without downloading an app or creating an account. I wanted the experience to feel as simple as taking the photo itself, while still giving hosts a polished way to collect, organise and enjoy everything afterwards. I’d love feedback, especially around the guest experience and whether this is something you’d use at a wedding, birthday or other event.
Building Flic
The no-app, no-account guest upload is the right call. That's where most shared albums lose half the guests. Two things I'd want as a host: a gentle nudge to guests the morning after, since that's when the best phone shots actually get shared, and a way to collapse near-identical group shots so I'm not scrolling 40 versions of the same photo. Can you approve uploads in bulk? At a 150-person wedding that queue gets long fast.
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