For weddings, parties & everything after

A camera on
every table.

Your guests already have the best angle on your night. TableCam turns their phones into disposable cameras — they scan, they shoot, and every photo arrives in your Google Photos.

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Wedding guests raising glasses at a candlelit reception table

A couple dancing closely under warm string lights

Guests laughing together on a dance floor

Confetti thrown over a couple as they walk through a crowd

A long reception table set for dinner in the evening

Friends toasting with sparklers at night

Guests dancing under warm lights at a party

A quiet moment between two guests at a celebration

A TableCam table card standing on a candlelit table, printed with the event name, a QR code and a six-character entry code, with a second card out of focus behind it

Put the cards out and walk away.

Create an event and we’ll instantly generate a QR code for you to download and place on your own printable table cards. We also provide a short code for anyone whose camera will not focus in candlelight. Just print your cards and display them—nothing to hand out, nobody to instruct.

Guests talking and laughing across a dinner table

Guests shoot. Nothing gets in the way.

The camera opens in their browser — no app, no account, no password. Give each guest a set number of shots and scarcity does the rest; twelve considered frames beat two hundred of the ceiling. Bad signal is fine. Photos wait on the phone and send themselves when service returns.

An evening gathering lit by warm hanging lights

The night lands in your own library.

Every photo syncs into a TableCam album inside your Google Photos, and into a private gallery of your own. Cast a live slideshow to the room while it happens. The photos are yours, not ours — if TableCam vanished tomorrow, you would still have the night.

The part everyone remembers

Choose when the film develops.

Half the magic of a disposable camera was the wait, and you decide how long it lasts. Share the album the moment it is shot, the next morning, two weeks later, or not until you press Release — the way you used to pick up prints from the lab.

A packed dance floor at an evening celebration

Hand out the cameras.

Set up an event in about two minutes. Print your cards tonight.