About us

We help the photos find their way home.

At a typical Filipino celebration there's one hired photographer and a hundred phones. The photographer gets the posed shots. The guests catch everything else: Lola on the dance floor, the cousins at the kids' table, the toast that made everyone cry.

Most of those photos never reach the couple, the debutante or the family. They sit in camera rolls, or arrive weeks later as blurry copies in a group chat.

SayaCam fixes that hand-off. One QR code on each table, one shared album, full-quality files, and nothing for guests to install. It's made in the Philippines, for Philippine celebrations: priced in pesos, paid with GCash or Maya, and sized for real guest lists.

What we believe

Four rules we build by

Guests shouldn't need an app

Asking 150 people to install something at a reception doesn't work. SayaCam runs in the browser every phone already has.

Photos belong to the host

The album is yours. You decide what guests see, and you can delete any photo or the whole album whenever you want.

Full quality, every time

Chat apps shrink photos to save data. SayaCam keeps the file exactly as it came off the guest's phone.

Fair, simple pricing in pesos

You pay once per event, based on how many guests join. No monthly fees, no surprise charges, no fees for guests.

Your photos

How we look after them

Event photos are personal. Here's exactly what happens to them.

  • Albums are private. Only people with your QR code or 8-letter join code can open one.
  • Files are kept in private storage and shown through links that expire after an hour.
  • Guests are identified only by the name they type. We don't ask them for an email or phone number.
  • When you delete an album, its photos, videos and guest list are deleted with it.
  • You pay from your own GCash, Maya or bank app. SayaCam never sees your e-wallet or bank login.

Under the hood

Built on tools we trust with your memories

The web app runs on Next.js and React. Photos, videos and guest lists live in Supabase's PostgreSQL database and private file storage. Hosts pay by GCash, Maya, QR Ph or bank transfer to our MariBank account.

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