WeWere
iOS app by Konstantinos Tsamouras. Photo & Video · Konstantinos Tsamouras
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.2.5
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-15
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WeWere is a shared disposable camera for your events. Create an event, put the QR code on the tables, and every guest becomes a photographer: no account, no app required for guests (the QR opens right in their browser). Everyone's photos land in one shared album, live. HOW IT WORKS • Host an event in 30 seconds, pick the occasion, print the table card. • Guests scan the QR. They join with just their name and start shooting. • Photos appear in the shared album in real time, with a film look applied live in the camera. • Or go disposable-style: photos stay hidden and "develop" all together at the reveal time you set. MADE FOR THE MOMENT • Film looks applied live. Each guest picks their own. • Flash, tap-to-focus, pinch-to-zoom, review before it uploads. • No photo lost to bad venue WiFi: shots queue on the phone and upload when the network returns. • Shot limits like a real film roll: per guest, or one shared roll for the whole party. • Likes, push notifications, and a nudge to get the dance floor shooting again. AFTER THE PARTY • A recap video with music, generated in the app. • Save everything to your Photos in one tap. • The album stays for everyone who was there. PRICING Free for events up to 10 guests. Every feature included, no watermark. One-time purchases (no subscription) unlock bigger events: 15, 25, 100 or 250 guests. The projectable live wall is included from the 25-guest size. Photos are private to the event's members. WeWere is made in Europe.
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