Easter brings everyone together: the little ones tearing across the garden on the egg hunt, the long lunch that runs well into the afternoon, the cousins who only meet up once or twice a year. Everyone has a phone out, snapping away — yet by Easter Monday those photos are scattered across a dozen camera rolls, and you, the host, end up seeing barely any of them.
PicPlop fixes that. Print or share one QR code and pop it on the table or by the egg-hunt start line. Guests scan it, type their name, and upload photos and videos straight from their phone's browser — no app to download, no sign-ups, no faff. Everything lands in one private gallery with a live feed, so you watch the morning's egg hunt and the afternoon's pudding arrive in real time. Auntie who's joining from afar can be sent the link too, so the family abroad feel part of the day.
When the chocolate's gone and the guests have headed home, the whole day is waiting for you. Download the entire gallery — every photo, video and guestbook message — as a ZIP from your dashboard, originals at full quality, yours to keep. It becomes a little private archive of this Easter, including all the candid moments you were far too busy hosting to catch yourself.