Annual dinner, team day or launch night. One code gathers every photo into a gallery your team controls, with no accounts for attendees and a full-resolution download the next morning.
LivJrny gathers company event photos through a QR code, streams them to a PIN-locked stage screen, and hands the organizer a full-resolution ZIP the next morning. Attendees upload from the phone browser with no app and no company account, in English, Bahasa Melayu, Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese, so international teams do not need instructions.
Three steps. Create the event and get a QR code you can print on menus, share in Slack or Teams, or drop into the invite email. Attendees scan the code with their phone camera and upload from the browser: no LinkedIn login, no company account. Photos land in your private gallery, ready to display on the stage screen with optional moderation, and download afterwards.
Post the link to Slack or Teams and let RSVPs flow in. Attendees add their name once, no company account, no login, no back-and-forth email. The upload page runs in the phone browser in four languages, so global teams do not need instructions.
The projector shows uploads within seconds. Turn on moderation and every photo joins an approval queue before it reaches the room, so the emcee stays in control and the awards ceremony stays on script.
Download the full-resolution gallery in one ZIP, or sort by folder if you ran multiple segments: cocktail hour, keynote, dinner, awards. Ready for the newsletter, the intranet recap, and next year's brochure.
Five positions that catch attendees without feeling like corporate signage.
A tented card next to the name badges. Attendees scan while waiting for their badge — first-half-hour uploads set the tone for the whole event.
A discreet card in the centerpiece. Post-drinks conversations start with "have you scanned it?" and the second-drink honesty produces the best team photos.
Bake the QR into the intro slide of the deck. Attendees scan during the CEO speech and the wall fills before the closing remarks.
Every station gets a small QR — go-karting, escape room, cooking class. Each producing its own micro-gallery inside the event.
One post with the QR link the next morning. Remote colleagues who missed the event can browse and comment. Extends the event beyond the room.
Attendees will not create an account for a company party. Any login requirement drops participation to under 30%.
The main-room screen must be moderatable. An open-upload wall at a corporate event is a compliance risk.
PR wants shots for the newsletter and LinkedIn. 1080p compression breaks that use case. Look for full-resolution ZIP export.
Post-event distribution matters as much as day-of collection. A shareable gallery link that works without VPN is essential.
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