Every wedding is photographed by a hundred phones — and the photos end up compressed in twelve WhatsApp groups, gone by Tuesday.
Klik had to remove every step that costs you photos. No app to install, no account for guests, original files only, private by default, deleted on request. It had to work in any phone browser at a venue with bad Wi-Fi, put a live slideshow on the venue screen, and be priced like a gift, not a subscription — with a free tier that converts.
Scan → tap upload → back to the party. Works in the browser your uncle refuses to update. Photos and video up to 500 MB, original quality, never compressed.
Guests browse what everyone shared (so they upload twice). A slideshow for the venue screen updates live with a QR code on screen, steered from the host's phone.
Written messages next to the photos. Grid, polaroid wall, timeline or party mode — switchable any time.
Everything in one download, messages as PDF. No search, no feed, no index; storage windows per plan and deletion on the host's say-so (GDPR).
One-off plans with mid-party upgrades, printable QR cards with the host's logo, and a fully localised product in six languages.
Guests upload in seconds with no app, and the host keeps every original in one ZIP — priced like a gift, not a subscription.