myflashback: Disposable Camera

myflashback turns any event into a shared roll of film. Create an event, invite your guests, and everyone shoots on a film-style camera with a limited number of photos — but nobody sees a single shot until the roll "reveals" at a time you choose. It's the anticipation of dropping a disposable camera at the lab, rebuilt for your phone.

Every event is a film that happens once.

HOW IT WORKS
• Create a roll for your event — a wedding, birthday, road trip, house party, anything.
• Share a QR code or link. Guests join in seconds; no account needed to start shooting.
• Everyone gets a set number of shots on a film-style viewfinder. Pick your look and grain.
• Photos stay locked in a sealed gallery — nobody peeks, not even you.
• At reveal time, the whole roll unlocks for everyone at once. Relive the moment together.

WHY MYFLASHBACK
• Blind capture. No chimping, no retakes, no perfect-shot pressure — just be in the moment.
• A shared perspective. See your event through everyone's eyes, not just your own camera roll.
• The reveal moment. A countdown builds to one shared unlock — the best part of a disposable.
• Film looks. Authentic grain and color styles applied as you shoot.
• React together. Drop emoji reactions on the revealed gallery and browse the filmstrip.
• Keep the memories. Save your favorites to your phone, or order real photo prints and books.

PERFECT FOR
Weddings, birthdays, trips, parties, reunions, festivals, and game nights — any moment you want to remember together.

myflashback is free to start. Larger events unlock with a one-time fee per event — no subscription, ever.

Recent changes:
Flashback is now myflashback. Same app, same rolls, same film — just a new name.

• Report a photo you don't want in a roll. Hosts can now remove a photo, or a guest, from their roll.
• Stock invite covers now save properly on Android.
• Google sign-in on Android uses the Google account already on your phone.
• A paid roll's details now lock while payment completes, so you get exactly the roll you paid for.
• When you hide a photo, the gallery now says so, and its count matches what you see.