Quiet by design
A small number of shots each and no previews means fewer phones held up, and more people present.
Kept private
Only the guests and the people the family invites by email can see the gallery. Keep it for a year, or forever.
Nothing to learn
No app and no account. If someone can open a link on their phone, they can take part.
HOW IT WORKS
Three steps, then enjoy the party.
- ▸01 Set it up in two minutes. Name, date, how many guests, how many shots each, and when the photos develop.
- ▸02 Put out the QR code. Print the signs or share the link. Guests scan, type their name and shoot. No app.
- ▸03 Everything develops at once. At the time you chose, every roll appears in one gallery for everyone.
Questions
Can the family choose what’s shared?
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Yes. The host can hide any photo from the gallery or delete it for good, and download every photo at full size to keep.
Do guests need to download an app?
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No. Guests scan the QR code on the table and the camera opens in their phone’s browser. They type their name and start shooting. No app store, no account, no password. It works on iPhone and Android.
How much does Roll Call cost?
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Small events are free: up to 10 guests with 10 shots each. Bigger events are a one-off payment per event, never a subscription, priced by how many guests, how many shots each, how long the gallery is kept and whether it’s private. A 150-guest wedding with 24 shots each, kept private for a year, is $75.50. We price in GHS, NGN, USD, EUR, GBP, KES and ZAR.
When do the photos appear?
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At the reveal time you pick: midnight, the next morning, or whenever you say so. Until then every photo stays sealed, like film waiting to be developed. Nobody sees a thing, not even the host. Then the whole night appears at once in one shared gallery.
Why limit how many photos each guest can take?
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It’s what makes a disposable camera fun. With a fixed roll and no previews, guests stop scrolling through retakes and shoot the moments that matter. You choose the roll: 10, 15, 24 or 36 shots each.