Anthology

Shared event albums · AI curated

Every guest’s photos of your event, gathered into one album.

Have an invite?

Guests capture the event from their own phones during a set window. An AI curator surfaces the strongest shots, the host reveals one shared album, and everyone downloads the photos they want.

See how it works

Album reveals

Everyone’s perspective,in one place.

Guests at a candlelit black-tie gala, one capturing the room on a phone
A wedding reception toast at golden hour
A rooftop cocktail gathering at dusk

Every guest sees the event differently. Anthology brings all of those perspectives together into one edited record.

The motion is intentionally singular: a photographic develop, not a page of effects.

What it is

The opposite of a shared folder.

Guests contribute photos and video from the phone already in their pocket, privately, during a set capture window — no account hunting, no public feed.

The result is more honest than a single point of view and more bound than a folder of uploads: one edited collection the host owns, without likes, feeds, or public galleries.

A warm, quiet toast among close friends
A candlelit dinner-table celebration

Editorial by design

The AI curator does not turn the event into content. It reads atmosphere, gesture, place, and memory, then surfaces the strongest shots into a quieter final album.

How it works

Three quiet beats.

01

Guests join and capture.

Guests open the event from a QR code or a private link and photograph it from their own perspective, right in the app, during the capture window.

A guest quietly capturing the crowd on a phone during the event

02

The AI curator edits.

Anthology sifts every guest’s photos and surfaces the strongest shots of the day into one considered album — no sorting, no folders.

An editorial gala scene, the kind of considered frame the AI curator surfaces

03

Reveal and download.

The host reveals one shared album they own — private and considered from the first frame — and everyone downloads the photos they want to their device or the cloud.

A warm, quiet toast — the kind of moment the finished album keeps

Quiet confidence

Built for the host who wants the whole event remembered without asking the evening to perform.

Privacy-first, AI-native, and intentionally absent from the social internet.

The album as object

A finished thing, not a folder to sort later.

A wedding reception, captured by a guest
Friends laughing at a sunlit celebration

The outcome is designed to be revisited: a calm record of the room, the atmosphere, and the fragments no single photographer could have seen alone.

Anthology is software, but the thing being kept is the finished memory of an event.

Your gallery lives here

Sign in to your event.

Hosts and guests sign in to open the shared album, reveal the final edit, and download their photos.

Private by default. No public feed, no likes, and we never sell data.