QRMomen
An event photo-sharing experience inspired by disposable cameras. A shared QR code brings guests into the same album, so moments from different cameras can be collected in one place.
- Developer / Owner
- Personal project
- Android, web landing page
- Android application and product landing page
The problem
At an event, guests capture different parts of the same moment. Those photos can end up scattered across individual devices and conversations. QRMomen gives the event a shared destination, with photos organized into a chronological album.
My contribution
I developed QRMomen as a personal project and worked on its Android application and product landing page. The application centers on joining an event through a QR code and sharing photos into its album. The landing page introduces the product and directs visitors to the app download.
The product flow
Join
Scan the shared QR code or open the event link.
Capture and share
Add photos to the event album as moments happen.
Browse
View the album in chronological order.
- Join the event. Use the shared QR code or event link to reach the same photo collection as the other guests.
- Capture and share. Add photos to the event album while the moments are happening.
- Browse the album. View the collected photos in chronological order rather than piecing them together from separate conversations.
Design focus
The disposable-camera idea gives the experience a narrow purpose: participate in the event and collect its photos. QR entry and a shared album keep that purpose visible, while chronological ordering gives the collection a consistent browsing structure.
The product website has a separate job: explain that experience clearly and lead visitors to the application. It supports discovery without turning the portfolio page into a duplicate app-store listing.
Explore the project
The Android app is listed on Google Play. The product website provides another way to explore QRMomen.