Your crowd scans a QR code and shoots the event from the inside, on their own phones. 27 shots each on Frame 27. No app. The photos reveal together the next morning, and organizers and sponsors get the numbers.
Scan the QR code, then capture photos, videos, GIFs and voice notes. Every shot lands in your frame, in one album, on the big screen and in the sponsor report.
The battle final at 2 a.m., the dunk from the third row, the grandma on the dance floor. When everyone holds a camera with only 27 shots, people shoot what matters.
The QR code appears on screen between rounds. Within minutes, 300 fans join.
When the final battle starts, 40 phones go up - capturing reactions, details and angles no single camera crew could cover - then disappear back into pockets before the next move hits.
By 9:00 the next morning, the album is live with 2,100 photos. Crews are already sharing their own angles, fans are reliving the night, and the event keeps moving long after the final round.
The organizer runs the same roll at every stop of the tour. The QR code sits on the courtside screen and on the scorer's table, and fans join between games.
The drink sponsor gets its name and logo on every photo, a live wall next to the court and 260 opt-ins with consent. Dunks, buzzer-beaters and bench reactions come in from every side of the court at once.
After the final stop, the report shows guests, photos and opt-ins for each city. The sponsor renewal becomes an easy conversation, and the next season's marketing already has its content.
The QR code sits on every table. Grandpa takes his first ever “disposable” photo on a phone, and the bridesmaids record a five-second toast from the dance floor.
Nobody spends the party scrolling. With a limited number of shots, guests capture the moments that matter, from the first dance to the cake to the last song, and then put their phones away.
The next morning, the couple wakes up to 900 photos from 95 guests, in one album, framed with their names and the date. No group chat chasing, no lost pictures, just the night the way their guests saw it.
These are example scenarios showing how events use TheCrowdCam. Numbers are illustrative.
Crews, judges, the circle. Footage from the middle of the action.
Skate, BMX, 3x3, parkour. Fans shoot the tricks and the vibe.
The floor’s view for next week’s promo and recap reels.
A roll per stage or sponsor zone, with moderation and data export.
A branded camera at your booth or tour stop, with measurable engagement.
Every guest’s photos in one album the next morning.
Set up the roll, print or project the QR code, and you’re done. Everything after that runs by itself.
This winter the first 10 organizers get Pro free, in exchange for a short case study and one sponsor introduction.
| Season / tour | Pro on every date of a series, one contract | from €2,500 / year |
| Extra sponsor camera | Own label, opt-in question and report | from €150 / event |
No. The QR code opens the camera in the phone browser, on iPhone and Android.
Shots are saved on the phone first and upload by themselves as soon as there is a connection.
Our disposable mode: 27 shots per fan, no previews, everything revealed at once. Organizers can also choose 10, 15, 36 or unlimited.
Nobody until the reveal time you set. Then everyone with the album link. You can hide any photo at any time.
Fans confirm if they are 16 or older. Younger fans are never asked for sponsor opt-ins, and you can require approval before photos reach the live wall.
In the EU. Sponsor opt-ins are only collected with explicit consent and can be exported for the sponsor.
Tell us about your event, your sponsors or just ask a question. We reply within two working days.