Get everyone’s photos after a trip, before they’re forgotten
Every trip ends the same way: someone asks the group chat to send their photos, a few people send three or four, and the rest stay on their phones forever. Group chats shrink them, shared drives bury them, and nobody wants to AirDrop two hundred pictures one by one.
Start the album on day one
Make an album in Pholo when the trip starts, not after. Give it a name and a cover, then send the link to the group chat. People can add photos as they go, while they still remember which ones are good.
Nobody needs an app
Everyone opens the link in their phone’s browser and adds photos from their camera roll. No app, no account and no extra convincing. If they want to keep the album later, they can make an account and their photos come with them.
Retrace the trip on a map
Switch the album to Map view and each photo lands where it was taken, so you can find that overlook, that diner and that campsite again. Every album you make also shows up as a pin on your own map, so last summer’s road trip is one tap away.
See whose photos are whose
Everyone who adds photos gets a circle at the top of the album. Pick one person to see just theirs, or a few to compare. It’s the easiest way to find the photos you’re actually in.