Photos stay scattered on phones
After a wedding, birthday, reunion or weekend, the best pictures often remain on everyone's phone, or in a group chat that nobody finds later. Kireli gives one calm place to collect those contributions, without opening your Space to the outside world.
How it works
Five steps. No public gallery, and nothing is published automatically.
1. Create or open your Event
In your Space you set up an event, with an album where memories can later come together.
2. Share the contribution link or QR code
You share a secured link or QR code. It is meant for contributing, not for browsing your Space.
3. Guests send photos and videos
Guests do not need a Kireli account. They upload photos or videos through that link. They do not see existing Space or album content.
4. You review contributions
New files come to you for review first. Only after your approval do they belong to the Event album. Nothing appears automatically.
5. Keep what remains
Approved memories stay in your private Space, with the event and the album.
A contribution route, not membership
Guests get a controlled way to send something. That is different from access to your Space.
- A guest does not automatically become a Space member.
- A guest cannot browse the Space or the album.
- The link is meant for contributing, with its own limit per contribution link.
- Kireli's existing privacy boundaries remain: no public profile, no public feed.
- You approve or reject before anything enters the album.
For moments you live together
Kireli is not wedding software. A wedding is one example. The same path works for other events.
- Wedding or anniversary
- Birthday
- Family reunion
- Family weekend
- Holiday or travel group
After the event
Approved photos and videos belong to the Event album in your Space. Members can react, give hearts or mark personal favourites. Later you can prepare a photobook from those memories in Print Studio. It remains your archive, not a temporary upload bucket.
