MOSA: Event Photo Sharing

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About this app

Capture the whole story, together

MOSA is a private shared camera for real-world gatherings. Instead of losing photographs across group chats and public feeds, everyone contributes to one event and the host decides when the gallery is revealed.

How MOSA works

- Create a private event and share its six-character code.
- Guests join with the code and a display name - no guest account required.
- Everyone captures the occasion from their own point of view.
- Photographs stay hidden until the host reveals the gallery.
- Bring every perspective together in one shared story.

Made for moments worth remembering

Use MOSA for:

- Art exhibitions and gallery openings
- Weddings and engagement celebrations
- Birthdays, anniversaries and dinner parties
- Live music, performances and cultural events
- Community gatherings, reunions and private celebrations

Whether people are standing around one table or moving through an exhibition, each guest notices something different. MOSA gives those perspectives one private place to meet.

Private by design

MOSA is built for sharing within the event, not broadcasting to a public audience. There is no public feed and guests do not need to create an account. Photographs remain hidden from the shared gallery until the host chooses to reveal them. Promotional use requires separate permission.

For hosts

Create and manage private events, invite guests with a simple code, choose the event timing and decide when the gallery appears. Sign in by email to keep access to connected events across devices.

For guests

Join quickly with the host's code, choose the name people will see and start capturing. MOSA keeps the experience focused on the gathering instead of profiles, followers or public posting.

Every guest sees a different angle. MOSA brings them together into one complete story.

What’s new

Paid event capacity is now available for events with 10 to 200 participants. This update also improves event scheduling, joining and gallery reliability.