WeDidThis

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Abstract

WeDidThis turns a night out, wedding, or holiday into a shared, turn-based photo album. At random moments one person is picked and put on a shot clock to capture whatever's actually happening — and the full album is unlocked to the group only after the event ends. Now in public beta on TestFlight.

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Problem

Photos from an event scatter across everyone's phones and half of them never get shared. The person holding the camera rarely ends up in the story, and there's no single, playful way to capture a whole event from everyone's point of view.

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Solution

WeDidThis is event-scoped and turn-based. A host creates a 'party' with a start and end time and a pace — chill, standard, or full chaos — and everyone else joins by QR code or a short code with no sign-up. At random intervals one person is notified and put on the clock; shoot in time (optionally front and back camera at once) or a 'MISSED IT' card joins the album as part of the story. Photos stay hidden until the night is revealed — unless the host flips on the live feed — and the server copy deletes 24 hours after the party ends, so the group's camera rolls are the keepsake.

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Outcome

Instead of a fragmented camera roll, the group gets one chronological album told from everyone's perspective — and the anticipation of the reveal becomes part of the night itself. Now in public beta on TestFlight — anyone with an iPhone can join and try it.

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Capabilities