Testing with real events now. Watch this space.

Every guest's photos, one album, kept for years

Mosaikin is a UK event photo-sharing and keepsake platform. Guests scan a QR code and upload photos and videos from the browser, with no app and no account; hosts moderate live and keep an archive, guestbook and highlight reel. Built in the UK, priced in pounds, run under UK law.

Launching soon. For early access, or a word before launch, write to us.

How Mosaikin works, from the QR code to the keepsake, in 80 seconds. Open the video file (MP4, 11 MB).
Read the video's text
  1. Everyone has a camera.
  2. Most of those moments are never seen again.
  3. Scan. No app. No account.
  4. Photo, video, or from your library.
  5. Live on the big screen. Everyone sees it as it happens.
  6. Reactions, pinned favourites, voice notes and a scavenger hunt. Guests' notes on the screen: Half these photos I didn't know existed. — Kipper. I'll never forget this one now. — Scott
  7. Host-only notes, which only the hosts see. This one is shared with Caroline's permission: Thank you for having us all. Best week in years. — Caroline
  8. Together, a story.
  9. Afterwards, it's yours to keep. From the guestbook:
    • Half these photos I didn't know existed. — Kipper
    • I'll never forget this one now. — Scott
    • The food. The nights out. All of it. — Alice
    • Everything we captured, from every angle. — Dan
  10. Weddings. Parties. Work events. Three templates. The guestbook adapts.
  11. Every photo is screened automatically. Only the odd one waits for the host.
  12. Kept for years, not months.
  13. One place for the hosts. Up to five moderators. Everything in one download.
  14. For venues and planners. Your brand on every screen. Our engine underneath. Event credits for teams running many events.
  15. Mosaikin. Your story, told by everyone you love. mosaikin.app

Built in the UK, for UK celebrations. Priced in pounds, run under UK law, and serious about guest safety: every photo is checked before it is shown, and we report what the law says we must. Your memories stay in the UK.