Each family photographs their athlete , Fotelya brings them all together.
During a tournament, each parent photographs their child and captures others along the way. Fotelya gathers these images so every family leaves with everything.
The issue with the stands
On the sidelines, each family captures dozens of photos featuring other children , like one’s goal, another’s podium finish, or the entire team celebrating. These images never circulate: everyone keeps their own, and the best photos of a child often sleep in another parent’s phone.
How Fotelya addresses this
A QR at the refreshment stand
The club creates the tournament album and displays the QR code at the refreshment stand, scoreboard, and locker rooms.
Parents and supporters share
Matches, podiums, celebrations: everyone uploads their photos directly from their browser.
Every family gets everything
The complete tournament album, where each family finds their child from every angle.
What you gain
- Crossed photos from families : the most beautiful moment of your child, captured by another parent.
- The club’s official album : tournaments, galas, and seasons documented without a dedicated photographer.
- The live wall at the awards ceremony : the day’s highlights play during the podiums.
- Safe environment for minors : private album, moderated by the club, hosted in the EU, GDPR compliant.
- No app required : parents scan from the stands, two simple steps between matches.
Moments not to miss
A sports event unfolds across multiple points at once, and no one can cover it all.
- The preparations : Warm-ups, the tension before the start.
- The event : Photographed from the sidelines by families, across the entire course.
- The arrivals : The most anticipated, and most scattered, moment of the day.
- The awards ceremony : The end of the day, when many have already left.
Families positioned along the route capture what no photographer at the finish line will see.
How many photos to expect
Over the course of a day, with participants, families and volunteers, expect between one and three thousand files spread across the entire route. Families posted along the way provide the majority of the images.