PXI

PXI

Your Eventlife Passport

6 ratings
1 review
Free
With Ads

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 8, 2026
  • September 14, 2026

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Capture and preserve event memories in a unified platform. Share unfiltered moments through an analog camera within living group chats, creating a digitized scrapbook of your social experiences. Level up your event history with a personalized Passport that archives your social footprint.

✓All-in-one event platform
✓Analog camera for authentic moments
✓Living group chats
✓Digitized scrapbook of memories
✓Gamified event life Passport
✓Permanent social footprint archive
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What's New in PXI

1.3.4

September 14, 2026

A NEW FILM ENGINE FOR THE CAMERA We rebuilt our filters from the ground up and focused on two looks worth keeping. • Snap - the signature PXI look, now with a warmer, richer grade that flatters skin tones and golden light. • Black & White - a true monochrome film response with clean, neutral greys, not a desaturated colour photo. • What you see is what you get - the same film recipe now runs in the viewfinder, in your photos and in your video, so your shot lands exactly as you framed it. YOUR VAULT NOW WORKS OFFLINE Bad signal at a festival, in a basement bar, on a plane? Keep shooting. PXI no longer needs a connection to hold on to your night. • Saved the second you shoot - every photo and video is written to your phone first, before any upload is attempted. • Uploads itself when you're back - the moment you have a connection again, your Vault syncs in the background. Nothing to tap. • Always know where things stand - the Vault shows a live count of what's still waiting, marks each shot "Saved on this phone," and flags anything that needs another go with a one-tap Retry. • Survives a force-quit - close the app, run out of battery, restart your phone: pending shots are still there and carry on where they left off. • No accidental duplicates - if an upload is cut off halfway, we finish the job instead of posting your photo twice.

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Best New Social App I’ve Used

PXI honestly feels way different from most social apps rn. The whole event and memory vibe makes hanging out with friends feel more real instead of just posting for likes. Super fun to use, clean design, and definitely underrated. Glad I found this app.

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FAQ

What is PXI?

PXI is an all-in-one event platform designed to help users capture, share, and permanently archive their social event memories. It combines features like an analog camera, living group chats, and a gamified event Passport.

How does PXI help preserve memories?

PXI allows users to snap unfiltered moments with its built-in analog camera and share them directly into living group chats. These chats act as digitized scrapbooks, permanently archiving raw images and real-time reactions from events.

What is the PXI Passport?

The PXI Passport is a gamified feature that levels up with each event attended. It permanently archives your social footprint, providing a personalized record of your event life.

Does PXI have ads?

Yes, PXI contains advertisements. As a free application, advertisements are used to support its ongoing development and services.

What devices does PXI support?

PXI is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It is designed for mobile use on these platforms.

What is the age rating for PXI?

PXI has an age rating of 17+. This indicates that the content may be suitable for mature audiences.

How often is PXI updated?

PXI was last updated on May 18, 2026, with version 1.0.1. The developer, PXI LABS LLC, released the app on May 8, 2026, suggesting a recent and active development cycle.

Can I use PXI offline?

The provided information does not specify offline functionality. However, features like sharing moments and archiving social footprints typically require an internet connection.