Flicked vs Flik

Flicked is a shared disposable camera for real events. Create a roll for a wedding, birthday, dinner, launch party, or night out. Invite guests with a link or QR code, give everyone the same event camera, and let the room capture the moments you would never get from one person’s camera roll. Hosts can set up an event in minutes, choose the vibe, manage the roll, and share a live invite. Guests join from the app or a shared event link, take their shots, and wait for the reveal. Why hosts use Flicked: - Create private event camera rolls - Invite guests with a QR code or link - Set shot limits for the roll - Capture in the moment with no retake energy - Reveal photos together after the event - Keep a shared gallery for everyone Flicked is built for the messy, funny, honest photos that make an event feel alive: the dance floor, the dinner table, the birthday toast, the afterparty, and the people who were actually there. Make one roll. Let everyone add to it. Reveal the night together.

Flik is a disposable camera for your closest friends. You get 36 photos a night. Take them anywhere - but you won't see them right away. Just like real film, every shot stays hidden (even from you) until 22:00, when the whole roll develops at once on a shared wall that only your small circle can see. No likes. No comments. No followers. No public feed, and no strangers - just up to five people you actually know, looking back on the day together. HOW FLIK WORKS • 36 shots a night - a fresh roll loads every evening at 22:00. • Use them or lose them - unused shots don't carry over. The roll develops with whatever is on it, exactly like real film. • Hidden until they develop - every shot stays sealed until 22:00 that night, even from you. • Develop when you're ready - tap Develop now and your roll opens for everyone at the same instant. Leave it, and it opens by itself the next night. • One strip per film - each night's photos sit together on their own strip, with the canister they were shot on resting on the first print. • Write on the back - every photo carries a short note. Flip it over to read what your friend was thinking. • A circle, not a crowd - up to five close friends share one wall. That's it. • A surprise look - every roll takes on a different film stock you won't see until it develops. • Keep it or cut it - delete any photo of your own once it has developed. The frame stays spent, the way film works. • Make something of your week - turn the frames you've developed into a recap to keep or share. WHY IT FEELS DIFFERENT Flik isn't another feed to perform for. There are no metrics to chase and no audience to impress - just the small, honest record of a day among friends, developed the old-fashioned way: all at once, together. Take your 36. See you at 22:00.