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We believe sharing memories shouldn't be gated by app store downloads, user account registrations, or complex sharing permissions.
The SnapShare Story
"OMG, Mare. Did youse see the picture of Little Anthony from the wedding this weekend?"
"No, what picture are you talking about?"
"The one with Little Anthony dancing with the cardboard cutout of David Hasselhoff!"
"What are you talking about? I didn't see no picture of that! When did that happen?"
"At the wedding!"
"I know at the wedding, but when? I didn't see it happen."
"Me neither, I just saw the picture on Facebook."
"Well I didn't. Who posted it?"
"His mother!"
"Oh, well I ain't friends with Shirley on Facebook. Do you know she didn't even say hello to me Saturday?"
"What do you mean? Did you youse send her one of those requests so you can see her feed?"
"We were friends. But I think she unfriended me after I made that comment on her post that I didn't think it was right she was talkin' all high and mighty about other people but she don't even go to church anymore. Anyways, can you send me the picture on Messenger?"
"I don't know how to do that? And I think you are right by the way. I was gonna like that comment but I knew Shirley was gonna be pissed and I had to go to that bruncheon with her and Jackie a couple weekends after she posted that so I didn't wanna start nothin'."
This conversation goes on for much longer than any of you need to know. And you've probably overheard something similar.
SnapShare was born out of a simple observation - sharing photos is broken. At every wedding, family reunion, and sporting event, dozens of cameras are snapping photos, but the host and most guests rarely get to see them all. Trying to collect photos via email, messaging threads, or social networks can make you sadder than Joey Chestnut at a Vegan BBQ, and is just a mess of compressed resolutions, broken links, and friction.
We built SnapShare to eliminate the hassle. By using simple web technologies and mobile web browsers, guests scan a QR code at your event and immediately drag-and-drop photos into a shared album. There is no account sign-up and no application to download.
Today, SnapShare by Kuhela is helping league operators, event hosts, and vacation rental owners give their guests a photo-sharing experience that actually works — no app, no friction, no support burden on them.
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Have questions about setting up a custom white-label tenant, league-wide season passes, or event albums? Reach out and we'll reply shortly.
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Privacy Policy
Your privacy is important to us. SnapShare by Kuhela does not share your uploaded photos with advertisers. Photos remain accessible only to the album host and guests whom the host shares the link with. AI facial recognition is computed transiently on-device or on our secure backend and is never used to build identity profiles outside your private galleries.
Terms of Service
By creating or uploading to a SnapShare album, you agree that you hold the copyrights or permissions for all uploaded content. Hosts are responsible for monitoring and curating the content in their shared galleries. SnapShare reserves the right to remove albums hosting illegal or abusive material.