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Your event page, explained

Updated October 5, 2026 · 3 min read

In short

The event page is a hub: a real, scannable code beside the title, a row of cards into the Highlight reel, Guests, Review and Settings, and the album itself beneath them, newest first.

Open an event from your dashboard and you're looking at the same album your guests see, with your controls around it: a live code at the top, a row of cards into the rest of the event, and the album itself filling the page beneath them. Nothing is hidden behind tabs or filters.

  1. Dashboard
  2. Your event

The header

A real, scannable code sits at the left of the event's name, ready for a guest's camera exactly as it would be on a table card; tap it yourself for a bigger version, a copy-link button, your phone's own share sheet, and an Everything button into the full share panel with the QR designer and a readable custom link. Pausing uploads dims the code and marks it Paused right on the code, rather than in a separate chip. Beside it: the date, how many photos and videos are in the album, how many people have contributed, and views (every open of the event link, including QR scans and your own visits). A quieter link underneath shows the readable address and copies the permanent one in a tap, and the app bar above carries a trail back to your dashboard.

The cards

Four cards open the rest of the event, each with a live line under its name: Highlight reel (Live for guests once it plays, Guests get it later while an album that develops later hasn't yet, or how many photos it still needs), Guests (how many guests have added photos, or, in amber, how many people are waiting at the door for you to let them in), Review ("All caught up", a waiting count, or Off while uploads go straight into the album), and Settings (who can get in: Public, Only me, or Private with its gate, such as "Private · Password"). Guests and Review each open their own page; the Highlight reel opens the reel itself, exactly as your guests watch it (before its second photo, it shows what's left instead, and while an album is still developing it plays your own reel over your page, since your guests get theirs at the develop); Settings opens right over the album, so whatever you're changing stays in view behind it. See review uploads before they appear, the highlight reel, profiles, guest lists, and following, and event settings, explained. Scroll and the row rides along with you, condensing into a slim bar so it's never far; once the header's code scrolls out of view, an Invite pill takes its place in the bar so the code is always one tap away.

The album

Everything approved lives right below the cards, in one grid, newest first. Its own header carries Add photos for your own uploads, Download once there's something to download, Select for batch actions, and one View menu: Tile size, Sort (newest first or oldest first), and Filter, whose Deleted lens fetches anything removed on demand, restorable for 30 days. See add your own photos, curate what shows up in your album, and select many photos at once.

Your view versus theirs

Guests see the album, its highlight reel, and the guest list. They never see the Review queue, hidden items, the header's stats, or like counts. To see the page as a guest, open the event link in a private browser window.

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