You came home with a tenth of them.
One friend got the sunrise. Another filmed the road-trip singalong. Someone else has every dinner. With Picaggo it all lands in one place.

From everyone in the group, on every phone, from every stop. No chasing. No waiting. No missed moments.

One friend got the sunrise. Another filmed the road-trip singalong. Someone else has every dinner. With Picaggo it all lands in one place.

No photos buried in the group chat, no shared folder only two people use. One QR code or link, and the photos come to you.

Every phone on the trip took a different photo. Picaggo brings all of them to you.

Two ways need nothing installed. The third is the app’s superpower.
Friends scan the QR code or tap the link, pick their photos in the browser and send. Works on any phone.
Friends who live in WhatsApp send their photos to Picaggo’s number. They land with everyone else’s.
Friends with the Picaggo app switch it on once. Whenever they open the app, the photos they took during the trip go to your album.





Give each day or city its own album. Everyone adds to the right one.
Put the album on a big screen at the reunion party. New photos appear as people add them.
Notes and voice notes from everyone in the group. Hear the campfire stories again, any time.
One selfie, and Picaggo finds every photo you’re in. On any paid plan.
Original quality, no compression. On any paid plan, the whole album syncs to your own Google Drive from the mobile app.
Pick three or more photos and Picaggo turns them into a video to share anywhere.
Turn your photos into a book that turns its pages, then share it with one link.
From your link to their photos in your album, in three taps.
Under a minute. Add an album for each day or each city.
In the trip group chat, on the itinerary, at the first dinner. No app or account needed.
From everyone in the group, all in one place.
“Everybody enjoyed seeing each other’s clicks and were laughing along viewing pictures taken by others. The platform helped us stay connected.”
NipeshGroup trip · Reviewed with permission“A very smart concept to limit access and auto upload photos only for the duration of your event. I use this over Google Photos and Airdrop.”
App Store review“Automatically uploads all photos shot in a selected time frame. One of the coolest features I’ve seen, easy to use across Android and iPhone.”
App Store review“Super easy to use when sharing images during events. They put real importance on keeping customer data safe.”
App Store reviewStart free. Pay once when you need more.
Every plan: unlimited events · unlimited guests · Smart Sync · photo guestbook · live photo wall · WhatsApp upload · original quality
Every paid plan adds: AI face recognition · content moderation · Google Drive sync (in the mobile app)
Photo counts are estimates, based on an average of 2.5MB per photo. Video uses more room.
No. Friends scan the QR code or tap your link and add photos straight from their browser. The Picaggo app is optional. It adds Smart Sync, which sends their trip photos for them whenever they open the app.
Yes. Set when your trip starts and how long it runs. Smart Sync only sends the photos taken during that time, so photos from before and after stay private.
Yes. Give each day or city its own album inside one event. Unlimited events are included on every plan.
A guest with the Picaggo app switches Smart Sync on once. After that, whenever they open the app, the photos they took during your event’s time window go to your album. No picking, no uploading. Photos from before or after your event stay private.
Yes. Reunions, family holidays, bachelor and bachelorette trips, weekends away: anything where a group takes photos together.
Yes. Only people with your event link or QR code can view or add photos, and you stay in control of access.
The free plan includes 500MB, about 200 photos. Trips add up fast, so Standard gives you 5GB (about 2,000 photos) for $23.99. Paid plans are a one-time payment, valid for 12 months, and add Google Drive sync in the mobile app.
No chasing. No waiting. No missed moments.