Falka collects everyone's photos and videos while the event is still happening. Nobody uploads anything, nobody gets chased two weeks later. The album is ready before you're home.
Free during early access — every feature, no card. Android today, iPhone next.
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Name it, drop in the city, set the start and end. That window is the album: everything shot inside it lands here. Up to 15 days is free — longer events are a one-time €3.
One six-character code, one link, one QR you can put on a table card. No accounts to hunt down, no explaining. People scan it and they're in the album.
During the event, everyone's photos and videos upload in the background — on Wi-Fi by default, so nobody's data plan takes the hit. The album fills itself, grouped by day and tagged by who shot what.
Every plan sits on your home screen — ongoing, upcoming, done. Save the shots you want. Photos are kept for 90 days and then removed, so nothing sits on a server forever — the app reminds you before they go.
Two phones, one album. You stop asking each other to AirDrop things.
A QR on the table cards collects everything your photographer couldn't see.
Everyone drifts off in different directions. The album puts the weekend back together.
People you see once a decade actually send their photos this time.
Pay only if you need it longer, or you need more of them.
It's out now on Google Play, free. The iPhone version is being built — leave your email below and we'll tell you the day it lands.
No. Anyone can join an album from the invite link or QR code — no account to create. Automatic collecting is what needs the app, so for now that part is Android-only. iPhone is next.
During early access, yes — every feature, unlimited events, no card. Later on your first event stays free and longer or extra events cost a small one-time or yearly fee.
They live in your shared album for 90 days, then they're deleted. Falka counts down and reminds you to save them before that. Only members of a plan can ever see them.
Falka is out on Android and free while it's in early access. Everyone you invite joins from a link — they don't need an account, and they don't need Android.
On an iPhone? The iOS version is in the works. Leave your email and you'll hear the day it's on the App Store — one message, nothing else.