Brit photo sharing: a personal album for every guest, and all the photos with you
At a midweek brit no one is free to take photos. Dad is holding the baby, mom is still recovering from the birth, and the guests are rushing back to work. Brit photo sharing with PiciMe solves it: all the photos from every phone are collected into one gallery of yours, the parents'. Each guest takes one selfie, and face recognition sends them a personal album on WhatsApp with the photos they appear in. No app, no sign-up, and no baby of yours circulating in an open group.
You set it up in one evening in five minutes, and on the morning of the brit it all works on its own.
Brit photo sharing in three steps
All the guest does is one selfie. The system does the rest on its own.
Guests join in a second
You set up the event in advance. At the brit, guests get a WhatsApp link, or scan a small code placed next to the kippahs. No app and no sign-up.
Each guest takes one selfie
One short selfie, and PiciMe's face recognition identifies the guest in every photo from the brit. That's all the guest has to do.
The albums arrive on their own
Each guest gets a personal album on WhatsApp with the photos they appear in. And you, the parents, get the full gallery: every photo from every phone at the brit, in one place.
A personal album for every guest, without a single open group
Each guest gets a personal album on WhatsApp with only the photos they appear in. Privacy works both ways: the guest doesn't get the whole family photo archive, and their photos aren't sent to people they don't know.
The photos are kept in the original quality they were shot in, without WhatsApp's compression. That way grandma and grandpa can print a real album of their grandchild, not blurry screenshots.
Anyone who rushed back to work finished their part the moment they took the selfie. There's no app, no sign-up, and no task after the event. Every photo a guest takes on their phone joins your gallery, and that way you also get the moments you couldn't capture yourselves.
Why you can't rely on "send me photos" at a brit
A brit is organized in exactly eight days. While mom is recovering from the birth, dad locks down a venue, a mohel, catering and invitations on his own. Afterward no one is free to chase eighty guests or manage a WhatsApp group.
And the real problem: you're not photographing at all. Dad holds the baby throughout the ceremony, mom is emotional and recovering, and meanwhile the guests who came on a midweek morning scatter back to their offices before anyone got to say "send me photos".
And there's a question no new parent compromises on: who exactly sees the baby's first photos? An open group of eighty numbers is not an answer. A personal album for every guest, and a full gallery for the parents only, is.
Four moments from the brit that reach exactly the right people
I opened the album at eleven at night, between one feeding and the next. Five minutes, and it was the only arrangement in the whole brit prep that got settled without ten phones. At the ceremony I held my son from start to finish, so every photo I have from there came from the guests. My parents got print-quality photos and made an album of their grandson, and the baby's photos never passed through any open group.
Who sees your son's first photos is a decision that's yours alone
Face recognition works only for guests who chose to join and took a selfie. Each guest sees only the photos they appear in, the full gallery of the brit is open to the parents only, and the photos are kept with us for about six months (extendable) and deleted at your request. Who sees the baby's first photos is your decision.
Another item off the list, tonight
No vendors and no coordination meetings: you open an event, print a code, and that's it. The shared album for all guests starts at ₪350, and the plan with a personal album for every guest (face recognition) starts at ₪500. All the plans and pricing for a brit are waiting on the pricing page.
The questions every new parent asks before the brit
Who can see the baby's photos?+
We only have a few days left until the brit, will we manage to set it up?+
Most guests come in the morning and rush back to work, do they need to do anything after the event?+
Grandma and grandpa want to print an album, is the quality good enough?+
Dad holds the baby and mom is in the heart of the ceremony, how will we even have photos of our own from the brit?+
How much does it cost for a small event like a brit?+
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