The celebrations that matter , gathered year after year.
Eid, Easter, Hanukkah, Diwali, Christmas: the large family tables are alike, generations mixed together, dishes passed down, photos never shared. Fotelya fixes this.
The problem with family celebrations
Every year, the same precious moments: the elders at the table, children growing up, dishes that only one person still knows how to make. Everyone takes photos, and the images die in phones, never shared, never passed down. Yet these are the very photos future generations will one day seek.
How Fotelya solves this
A QR code at the center of the table
You create the album and place the QR code near the main dish: it will make its way around the table.
The whole family shares
From grandparents to grandchildren: one scan, and the photos join the shared album.
A memory that is passed down
Download everything in original quality and archive, celebration after celebration, the family memory.
What you gain from this
- All generations participate : no app, no account, the gesture is within reach of the elders.
- The moments that truly matter : the set table, hands cooking, the reunions.
- One album per celebration, to archive: the family memory is built year after year.
- Privacy is respected : private album, access via link and code, hosted in the European Union.
- Original quality : family portraits deserve full resolution, not compression.
Moments not to be missed
Major religious celebrations bring the family together for one or several days, often at home.
- The preparations : The cooking, the set table, what no one thinks to photograph.
- The gathering : The staggered arrivals, the reunions.
- The meal : The heart of the day, where everyone photographs from their place.
- Children : Those who grow year after year, and whose photos matter the most.
A single album can be used year after year: comparing the editions becomes a memory in itself.
How many photos to expect
Over one or several days, with 20 to 60 people, expect a few hundred photos per day. One album per year lets you compare editions and avoids a single album that keeps growing endlessly.