
Birthdays · Anniversaries · Parties
You throw the party.Everyone else captures it.
Hosts spend the night in the kitchen. Meanwhile eighty people are photographing the bit you'd have loved most. Koda gathers all of it — loudly, fast, in one place.






Eighty phones, one night
It arrives as chaos. Koda hands it back as a night.
Everyone in the room
Four generations,four completely different parties.
Your niece's party is not your uncle's party. Koda keeps each person's version attached to them, so the Story has the whole room in it — not just the people who post.
What a guest does
A code on the table. That's the whole setup.
Nobody downloads anything
Guests open the Space in a browser. Ten seconds from cake to contributing.
Everything at once, or one thing
Burst photographs, shaky video, a voice memory shouted over the music. All of it belongs.
The hungover additions
The best material arrives the next day. Guests get their own way back in to add it.
Memory Missions
Turn the room into cameras.
Missions land on people's phones during the night. They're the reason you end up with the toast, the kitchen and the karaoke instead of ninety photographs of the same table.
Why not a shared album
Group chats lose it. Koda keeps it.
A shared album
Photographs scattered across four group chats
Koda
One Space everyone in the room can reach
A shared album
Compressed, cropped, reposted to nothing
Koda
Full-quality memories, kept as taken
A shared album
Nobody records what was actually said
Koda
Voice memories sit beside the photographs
A shared album
Gone by the next weekend
Koda
Still here on the next birthday
The morning after
The party you barely attended.
The whole night, in one Story
Photographs, film, voices and words stay together instead of disappearing into separate chats.
The bits you missed
Koda surfaces moments with no host in them. That's usually where the good material is.

Over time
Next year it's already waiting.

Set it up in the time it takes to ice the cake.
One price per Memory Space. Unlimited guests and memories, no accounts to chase, and a Memory Keeper can take the Space with them.