What a Dump is
A photo dump is the pile of shots from one night, thrown in together, unfiltered and unsorted. That's exactly what a Dump is here: a title, the photos inside, and a link to send to whoever was there.
It's your photo album. A title, the photos inside, and a link to show it to whoever you want.
When the photos of one night, one place or one day belong together.
It isn't private by default: you open a Dump to others whenever you decide, with a link or a QR code.
How to use it
- 1Pick the photos
From your phone or your computer. They upload while you fill in the rest: you don't have to sit and wait for them to finish.
- 2Give it a name and a cover
The cover picks itself from the first photo, and one tap changes it. You can skip the name entirely and add it later.
- 3Decide who sees it
Only you, or anyone with the link, or everyone. You can change it whenever you like, and people with the link can add their own photos if you let them.
Questions
What's the difference between a Dump and a normal gallery?
None — it's the same thing under two names. «Dump» is what we call it because that's what people actually say when they throw a night's photos somewhere; «gallery» is the everyday word. You'll see «Dump» in the app, but if you're thinking «gallery» you're thinking of the right thing.
Can people with the link upload their own photos?
If you turn it on, yes — that's what the QR code is for. Whoever was there scans it, picks their photos, and they land in your Dump, with no sign-up and nothing to install. You still decide what stays.
Do the photos lose quality?
Not the way they do in a chat. A Dump keeps a good copy, not the compressed postage stamp that comes out the other end of a group thread. That's the reason it exists.
What about the other three?
They're four different things that only look alike by name. Here are the other three, one line each.