A baby shower is a warm, gentle kind of celebration — close friends and family gathered to spoil the mum-to-be, coo over tiny outfits and toast the little one on the way. Everyone is snapping away on their phones: the gift table, the games, that happy tear during the toast. But those photos end up scattered across a dozen camera rolls, and the mum-to-be never sees most of them.
PicPlop fixes that. Pop a QR code on the dessert table or print it on the invites, and your guests simply scan it, type their name and upload photos and videos straight from their phones — no app to download, no sign-up to fuss with. Everything lands in one private gallery with a live feed, so you watch the moments arrive in real time. Auntie's close-ups, a friend's video of the nappy-changing game, the grandparents-to-be beaming — all together in one place rather than ten.
Afterwards it is all yours. Download the whole gallery — photos, videos and the written messages from your digital guestbook — as a single ZIP, with originals kept at full quality. It becomes a lovely keepsake for the baby book, and a way to relive the day the mum-to-be was too busy being celebrated to capture herself.