Weddings
You can't be everywhereat your own wedding.
The look on his face. Your grandmother watching. The corridor before the doors opened. Forty people saw the parts you missed — Koda brings them back to you as one Story.
Witness
The same minute,two people, two versions.
Koda notices when several people captured the same moment and keeps them together. Drag the seam — the memory is the same; who saw it is not.
from the front row
from the back of the room
One day, in order
The day already has chapters.
Koda knows a wedding has a shape. Memories arrive as morning, ceremony, speeches, dance floor, the quiet hour — without anyone tagging anything.
Morning
Getting ready, both sides
Arrival
The corridor, the doors
Ceremony
Vows from every row
Speeches
Including the ones you cried at
Dance floor
Blurred, loud, perfect
The morning after
What people say once it's over
What a guest does
No app. No login. A card on the table.
They point a camera at the code
The Space opens in the browser with your photograph on it. Nothing to download, nothing to join.
Photographs, a voice, a line of writing
A guest can leave thirty photographs or one thirty-second voice memory after the speeches. Both count as memories.
They come back the next morning
Guests get their own way back in, to add the ones they found on their camera roll at breakfast.
Memory Missions
Small, playful things to look for.
Koda hands each table a few gentle assignments during the day. It's the difference between a folder of dance-floor photographs and a story with texture in it.
Why not a shared album
A shared album gives you files. Koda gives you the day.
A shared album
A link that fills with 2,000 unsorted photographs
Koda
One Story, already in the order the day happened
A shared album
Everyone needs the same app and an account
Koda
A guest opens a browser and starts giving in seconds
A shared album
Voices and words have nowhere to go
Koda
Spoken memories and written ones sit beside the photographs
A shared album
You never learn who took what
Koda
Every memory carries the person who saw it
A shared album
It goes quiet a week later
Koda
The Story is still there on your anniversary — and adding to itself
What you're left holding
The wedding you didn't get to attend.
A Story, not a folder
Watch it end to end the way you'd watch a film — on the sofa, or on the television at the family lunch.
The voices
The speeches, and the quieter things said to a phone in a corridor at midnight.
Over time
It doesn't finish when the day does.
Start the Space before the invitations go out.
One price per Memory Space. Unlimited guests, unlimited memories, no per-person fees, and a Memory Keeper can take the Space with them.