Thirty years of colleagues, and all their photos in one place.
The best photos at a retirement party are not from the party. They are the ones people dig out of their own archives — the old team shot, the conference badge, the office nobody works in any more. One code collects those and the night itself.
One-time payment · No app for guests · 30-day unused-event money-back guarantee
Live Broadcast is a separate product. Buy it by itself for $39 one-time; no photo plan is required.
Old photos, not just tonight's
Send the code out a fortnight early and colleagues upload pictures from years back. That archive is the gift; the party photos are a bonus.
A slideshow that fills itself
Photos appear on the screen in the room as they are uploaded, so the tribute reel builds itself instead of somebody spending a weekend in slide software.
People who left the company can still contribute
Anyone with the link can upload. Former colleagues do not need a work email or an account of any kind.
Nothing to install on a work phone
No app means no IT request and no policy conversation. It is a link in a browser.
Hand it over as one thing
At the end, the retiree gets a single gallery — every photo at full quality, theirs to download and keep.
You approve what goes on the screen
Turn on approval so nothing unexpected appears on a screen in front of the whole company.
How it works
- 1
Create the event
Their name, the date, a cover photo. A minute's work.
- 2
Send the code around early
In the invitation email, so old photos come in before the night rather than after it.
- 3
Put the slideshow on the screen
New uploads appear live during the party, which is what makes the rest of the room join in.
- 4
Give them the gallery
One link, full-quality downloads, no expiry to worry about for a year.
Try uploading as a guest.
Scan this with your phone the way a guest at your event would. Choose a sample photo and upload it from your browser. The demo collection is private to its host, just like a new event.
- Scan the code with your phone camera — it opens straight in the browser.
- Upload a sample photo. Look for the upload confirmation so you know it reached the host.
Use a sample you are comfortable sharing with Picsui. Please keep personal or sensitive photos out of the demo.
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This is the same kind of code your guests scan at your event.
Questions
Can people upload before the party?
Yes, and for a retirement it is the main reason to use it. The gallery is open as soon as you create it, so colleagues can add old photos for weeks beforehand and the slideshow is already full on the night.
Do colleagues need a company account?
No. There is no account at all for people uploading — they scan a code or open a link, pick photos, and that is the whole process. Former employees can contribute the same way.
Can we stop something inappropriate reaching the screen?
Yes. Approval mode holds every upload until someone reviews it, and automatic screening flags anything inappropriate first.
Who owns the photos afterwards?
The retiree can download everything at original resolution as one file. It is theirs to keep, independent of anything on the company's systems.
Thirty years of colleagues, and all their photos in one place.
Set it up in about ten minutes. Guests scan one code — no app, no accounts, nothing to install.
Get Event Pass — $2930-day unused-event money-back guarantee No subscription
Live Broadcast is a separate $39 one-time standalone product—no Event Pass or photo plan required.
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