Guests never pay, never sign up
A guest opens a link and takes a photo. No app, no account, no paywall between them and the moment.
Snaploom is a branded camera that lives at a link. Hosts set it up in minutes, guests shoot on their own phones, and every photo ends up in one gallery.
Every event has two kinds of photos: the ones the photographer takes, and the ones guests take of each other. We build for the second kind, the ones that usually get lost.
A rented photo booth means hardware, an attendant and a USB stick a week later. Phone cameras are everywhere, but the photos end up as plain JPEGs scattered across fifty camera rolls.
Snaploom sits in between: the ease of opening a link, the delight of a polaroid in hand, and enough branding that guests feel part of your event, not a generic filter app. Hosts get every photo in one place, ready for the recap.
A guest opens a link and takes a photo. No app, no account, no paywall between them and the moment.
Every capture lands in your dashboard. Download the lot whenever you like, and they stay safe when a plan ends.
Free to start. Clear prices shown up front, so you always know what you pay before you pay it.
The booth is the phone already in every pocket. Set up in minutes, from anywhere, the night before.
Paid plans keep the lights on. Start on the free tier, and pick a plan when your event needs more pages, more storage and room for every guest.
2 branded camera pages and room for about 250 photos. Enough for a small event, with no card needed.
One big night: a wedding, a launch, a conference. More room for photos, bought once, before the date.
Longer prepaid plans for hosts, schools and teams that run events all year, with more pages and storage.

I’m a product designer. Snaploom started as a playful browser camera experiment and grew into a tool for hosts who want guests to leave with something worth keeping, not another photo lost in the roll.
I design and build every part of it, and I read every message that comes in. Outside Snaploom I write about design and run Think Purple, a community for designers who care about craft.
Schools, agencies and organisations can talk to us about plans, branding and setup for a whole season of events. Questions about your account are welcome too.