Engineering, shipped.
I design the system.
Then I ship the product.
WallenseReal-time photo galleries for weddings, parties, and events.Live
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QR URL ShareGenerate QR codes instantly from any Chrome or Edge tab.LiveReal-time photo galleries for weddings, parties, and events.
/ 03A system assembles, then resolves into the product.
Two ways event photography usually breaks: disposable cameras take pictures nobody sees until the film comes back weeks later, and guest-upload apps ask for a download or a sign-up before a single photo is taken — friction most guests won't cross. Wallense's own pitch names both directly: a modern solution any guest can use in seconds, no app, no account.
Guests install nothing. A QR code on the table opens a capture flow that runs entirely in the phone's browser, and the code itself tags every photo with the table it came from. Uploads queue for moderation — the host gets a private link, no login, to approve or hide photos from their own phone. Approved photos join a real-time slideshow driven from a laptop connected to the venue's TV or projector. Afterwards, guests on Standard tier and above get a shared online gallery, and the organiser bulk-downloads everything at full quality.
Organiser dashboard, 1600×1000. The real one carries the account's billing and email — needs a clean demo account or a redacted export before it can be shown.
Companion app, simulator export.
Two phone screens, simulator export.
The native companion to the platform above. The same event, the same shared gallery, reached in one tap instead of a QR scan — and the reason Wallense is a system rather than a website.
Waiting on the Sidereo session for name, copy, platform and icon.
Being built now. Its own page will follow.
