Capture your day through everyone's eyes

What is CoCap?

CoCap is a collaborative event-memory platform. A host creates a private film for an occasion, then invites guests by QR code or link. Every guest uploads photos and clips from their own phone, and CoCap organises everything into one shared cinematic timeline instead of scattered camera rolls.

According to CoCap's published product documentation (llms-full.txt):

• 4.9 out of 5 — average rating across 1,000+ ratings
• 1M+ — memories captured
• 50K+ — events hosted
• 2 minutes — typical setup time from create to invite
• 0 downloads — required for guests to join and upload

Why use CoCap instead of a shared cloud folder?

A shared folder collects files; CoCap builds a story. Guests upload without accounts, the timeline organises itself as content arrives, and hosts keep granular control over who sees what. Uploads stay full quality rather than being silently compressed, and a live slideshow can run during the event.

6 reasons hosts choose CoCap

1. Instant QR entry — Guests scan a code and start uploading. No app download, no account, no friction at the door.
2. Cinematic feed — An AI-curated event timeline that is ready to relive the moment the party ends.
3. Privacy first — Encrypted, private albums with granular permissions controlled by the host.
4. High-res only — Full-quality 4K downloads on Premium. Guest uploads are never silently compressed.
5. Real-time slideshow — Stream guest photos live onto big screens while the event is still happening.
6. Collaborative story — See the angles you would otherwise have missed, from every lens in the room.

How do you create a shared event album?

Creating an event takes three steps and about two minutes. Name the event, pick a visual vibe, then share the QR code or invite link CoCap generates. Guests start uploading immediately from their browsers, and the timeline organises itself as photos and clips arrive.

1. Create a film — Name your event, pick your vibe, and instantly generate a private feed.
2. Invite your people — Share your invite link or QR code so friends can add clips in seconds.
3. Capture together — Everyone records from their own lens while your timeline stays beautifully organised.

How much does CoCap cost?

CoCap is priced per event, not per month. Starter is free and covers up to 25 guests, standard resolution and seven-day storage. Premium costs $49 per event and adds unlimited guests, 4K downloads, lifetime storage, custom QR branding and live slideshow mode for big screens.

How do guests join an event?

Guests scan the host's QR code or open the invite link, and the capture screen opens directly in their mobile browser. No app download and no account are required. They upload photos and clips from their own phones, and everything lands in the host's timeline.

Is CoCap private?

Yes. CoCap albums are encrypted and private by default, and only people the host invites can view or upload. Permissions are granular and controlled by the host. Event and camera pages are excluded from search indexing in robots.txt. Hosts may opt into a public mode.

Who is CoCap for?

CoCap suits any occasion with more than one camera in the room: weddings, birthdays, trips, parties and anniversaries. Hosts who want guest perspectives rather than a single photographer's angle benefit most. It runs on iOS, Android and the web, so guests join from whatever device they carry.

Weddings, Birthdays, Trips, Parties, Anniversaries.

What hosts say

Frequently asked questions

What is CoCap and how does it work?

CoCap is a private event timeline where hosts and guests add photos and clips to one shared story. The host creates a film for the occasion, shares a QR code or link, and every guest uploads from their own phone. CoCap organises all of it into a single cinematic timeline.

Can I use CoCap on iOS and Android?

Yes. CoCap runs on iOS, Android and the web from one codebase built with Expo and React Native. Guests join from any modern iOS or Android browser using the same event link, with no app download required. Hosts can also install the native app for background uploads.

Who can see the photos I upload?

Only people invited to your event. CoCap albums are encrypted and private by default, with granular permissions controlled by the host. Event and camera pages are excluded from search indexing in robots.txt. A host can choose a public mode, but private is the default for every event.

How long does setup take?

Most hosts create an event and invite guests in under two minutes. The flow is three steps: name the event, pick a vibe, then share the generated QR code or invite link. Guests need no account and no download, so the whole party can be contributing within minutes.

How much does CoCap cost?

CoCap has two tiers. Starter is $0 per event and covers up to 25 guests, standard resolution and seven-day storage. Premium is $49 per event and adds unlimited guests, 4K high-resolution downloads, lifetime storage, custom QR branding and live slideshow mode. Both are priced per event, not per month.

Do guests need to download an app?

No. Guests scan the host's QR code or open the invite link, and the capture screen runs directly in their mobile browser. This is the single biggest driver of guest participation, because anything that requires a download loses people at the door, especially at weddings and parties.

References and sources

Every figure, price and claim above is sourced below. Entries 1–5 are CoCap's own published documents; the rest are the external specifications this page and site implement.

1. CoCap pricing and feature documentation (llms.txt) — Source for every price, guest limit and storage figure on this page.
2. CoCap extended documentation (llms-full.txt) — Source for the rating, memory and event counts cited above.
3. CoCap service description (openapi.json) — Machine-readable description of CoCap's public surface.
4. CoCap A2A Agent Card — Agent-facing identity and capability declaration.
5. Content usage preferences (robots.txt) — Cloudflare Content Signals declaring search, AI input and AI training terms.
6. Schema.org vocabulary — Vocabulary used for this page's JSON-LD structured data.
7. Google Search Central — structured data guidelines — Rules this page's Article, FAQPage, HowTo and ItemList markup follows.
8. Expo documentation — The framework CoCap's iOS, Android and web clients are built with.
9. React Native documentation — The UI runtime behind CoCap on all three platforms.
10. Firebase Hosting documentation — The CDN serving cocap.cam and its agent-facing documents.
11. W3C WebMCP proposal — Specification for the in-page agent tools CoCap registers on navigator.modelContext.
12. Cloudflare — Content Signals Policy — Format of the search, ai-input and ai-train preferences declared in CoCap's robots.txt.