oop!create an oop →

the event camera
for real life.

Give everyone 24 shots.
No previews. No take-backs.
The photos drop tomorrow.

create an oop →see a sample night
A bride laughing on the dancefloor, glass raised, surrounded by bridesmaids
A bride mid-laugh, glass in hand, a groomsman behind her
A bride throwing her arm up, drink in hand
A bride shouting with joy on the dancefloor
A bride laughing with her tongue out, bridesmaid behind

24 shots. no take-backs.

  • no app
  • private
  • reveal later

your photographer gets the wedding.
your guests get everything else.

A couple slow-dancing in a candlelit ballroom
the photographs you hired someone brilliant to take
Two groomsmen shouting with joy, bow ties undone, direct flash
Friends laughing at a marble bar in direct flash
A guest fast asleep in an armchair, bow tie loosened
A bride laughing on the dancefloor, a guest with popcorn behind her
  • The speeches you saw.The table gossip you didn’t.
  • The first dance.The dancefloor at 1:17am.
  • The portraits.The chips outside afterwards.

oop doesn’t replace your photographer. it covers everything they can’t be in the room for.

scan.
shoot.
forget about it.

the photos come back tomorrow.

  1. 01

    create an oop

    Name the night, pick when the photos drop, get your QR card.

  2. 02

    guests scan in

    No account. No app.

  3. 03

    everyone gets 24 shots

    No preview. No deletion.

  4. 04

    then forget about it

    Phones away. Get on with the night.

  5. 05

    tomorrow, the oop drops

    Every photo, from everyone, all at once.

make one in about 20 seconds.

Name it. Pick when the photos drop. That’s the whole job.

this is a demo. nothing is created.

shots each
try the camera ↓

go on.
waste one.

this is a demo. nothing is uploaded and your camera stays off.

The oop camera at The Afterparty: three friends laughing, 24 shots leftThe same moment a shot later: one friend pouting, two tongues out, 23 shots leftThree friends pulling faces, 22 shots left

24 shots left.

meanwhile… (a sample night)

  1. lucy took a shot
  2. ben has 7 left
  3. 14 shots waiting for signal
  4. maya took a shot
  5. nan took a shot. surprisingly steady
  6. 317 photos hidden

nobody can see any of them.

the limitations
are the point.

24 shots

When every photograph counts, people photograph differently.

Two friends toasting with coupes at a candlelit table

no retakes

If someone’s blinking, they’re blinking.

A blurred, motion-smeared dancer, kept exactly as taken

no preview

Nobody spends the night inspecting themselves.

A tightly cropped, laughing group, kept exactly as taken

no uploads

If it wasn’t taken there, it doesn’t belong there.

A couple kissing between rows of sparklers

842 photos
developed.

47 people
one questionable dancefloor

A direct-flash photo of a bride and her bridesmaids, developing

built for weddings.
not wedding-y.

Your photographer is there for the important photographs.
oop is for everything happening around them.

make an oop for your wedding →
A black oop table card with a scannable QR code, standing on a candlelit wedding table among flowers

anywhere
people turn up.

  • A couple kissing at a weddingweddings
  • A birthday cake being blown out among friendsbirthdays
  • A group of friends in a joyful huddlehen / stag
  • Cocktails, polaroids and a lipstick-marked napkinhouse parties
  • Three friends pulling faces at sunset on a Mediterranean terraceholidays
  • A packed crowd with arms in the airfestivals

for the “when are we all free?” bit

trying to get
everyone free
at the same time?

make an oop! plan. everyone taps when they're free. you pick the date.

plan something

for trips

oop! goes
on holiday.

everyone shoots. oop! keeps the originals.

instant previews, full-quality downloads, one shared album.

see oop! for holidays
Three friends and a fourth behind them, pulling faces at sunset on a Mediterranean terrace
A hand holding a phone showing the oop album “Ibiza 2024”: 12 people, 286 photos
A luggage tag: oop! on holidaySunglasses

oop gets around.

four sample nights. every one looks like its own event.

put oop
on the table.

Print your own cards or use ours.
Guests scan once and they’re in.

get your cards →
A black oop tent card with a QR code and “scan. join. shoot.” beside a candle and a coupe of champagne
QR card
A black oop tent card reading “Good People Better Photos” on a dinner table with flowers and a candle
table card
A black oop welcome sign at a venue entrance, handwritten “Good People Better Photos”, framed by white flowers and candles
welcome sign
An oop cocktail napkin on a marble bar beside a gin and tonic and a candle
bar card
A hand holding a green disposable camera at a late-night wedding, a couple kissing behind

“By midnight people were trying to save their last two shots for something good.”

Lucy — Sophie & James · Manchester

“The professional photos are beautiful. These are the photos we actually spent all morning looking through.”

Sophie + James · Manchester

“They’re documenting an entirely different wedding.” — a wedding photographer

the practical bits.

  • No app required

    Scan and shoot.

  • Private by default

    Only invited guests see the album.

  • Offline-friendly

    Shots wait safely for signal.

  • Full resolution

    Keep the originals.

  • Delayed reveal

    You choose when the oop drops.

  • No camera-roll uploads

    Everything actually happened there.

one event.
one price.

£14.99

up to 100 people

  • 24 shots each
  • private album
  • QR + table cards
  • delayed reveal
  • high-resolution photos
  • 12 months storage

Need more? Add extra shots or keep the album forever. details

create your oop →

questions.

How much does it cost?

Free for up to 6 people. Beyond that it’s a one-off price for the event, by how many people you invite: £4.99 up to 30, £14.99 up to 100, £29 up to 250, £49 up to 500. Add-ons are optional.

What counts as a person?

Anyone who scans your QR code and joins with a name. You only pay for the size of the party you expect. You can upgrade any time and only pay the difference.

Do guests need an app?

No. Guests scan the QR code and the camera opens in their phone’s browser. No account, no download.

Can guests upload old photos?

No. The camera only takes new photos, in the moment. There’s no camera-roll upload, by design.

What happens with poor signal?

Shots are saved on the guest’s phone and sent automatically when they’re back online. Nothing is lost because the venue has no reception.

Who can see the photos?

Only the host and the guests who joined with your QR code, and only after the reveal. Before that, nobody sees anything, not even you.

Can we choose the reveal time?

Yes. You pick when the oop drops, and you can reveal it early yourself.

Can we download everything?

Any photo can be downloaded in high resolution from the album. A one-click download-everything option is coming.

How long are photos stored?

For 12 months after the reveal. Then they’re deleted.

Can the host remove a photo?

Yes. The host can hide or permanently delete any photo.

Two guests in a joyful embrace, direct flash
oop!

24 shots.
no take-backs.

You had to be there.create an oop →