Guide
No-Download Photo Sharing: Zero Friction for Every Guest
The best experience for your guests is one that requires nothing from them except their phone camera. Vellon's no-download approach means 100% of your guests can contribute — not just the tech-savvy ones.
The Problem with App-Based Sharing
Every app download at an event is a potential dropout. Storage space, App Store accounts, update prompts — they all create friction. Vellon eliminates every barrier.
How Zero-Download Works
Your guest scans the QR code with their camera app. Their browser opens automatically. They choose a photo, type their name, and tap upload. Total time: under 60 seconds. No account needed.
Accessibility for All Ages
Lolo and lola can use Vellon. Kids can use Vellon. Anyone who can take a photo and open a link can contribute to your gallery. It's designed for everyone at the table, not just digital natives.
Works Offline for Upload?
Photos require an internet connection to upload. However, guests can take photos offline and upload them later by scanning the QR code again before the gallery expires.
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