Let the room capture the night.
One QR at the door, one shared live gallery for the venue. Guests scan and shoot from their phones, no app, no download, and the whole night ends up in one place they can come back to.
Your best nights disappear into a hundred private camera rolls.
The dancefloor, the DJ, the moment the bass drops, it all gets filmed. Then it scatters across everyone's phones and their private social feeds. The venue never sees it, never owns it, and never has a reason to bring people back for it.
At the door, on your desk
Two surfaces, one night on record.
One QR on the door, on the bar, on the screen behind the booth. One gallery on your desk the morning after. Nothing to install, from doors to close.
HOW IT WORKS
How Grain works in live gallery mode
One QR at the door
Print it on the flyer, project it on the wall, add it to the wristband. Guests scan on arrival.
Guests shoot from their phones
No app, no download. The camera opens straight in the browser. Every photo lands in the venue's live gallery.
One shared gallery, live
Everyone in the room sees the same live gallery: their photos, the crowd's photos, the whole night in one place, no next-day reveal.
Honest posture
What's live now, and what's on the roadmap.
Grain for nightlife is a new offering in pilot. Here's exactly what works today and what we're building next with our pilot partners.
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No-app QR capture
Guests scan the QR, the camera opens in their browser, they shoot. No install, no login, no friction at the door.
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One shared live gallery
Every phone in the venue feeds one gallery. Guests scroll it live during the night; you keep it as the room's memory of that night.
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Live and public, not sealed
Unlike our wedding product, there is no sealed reveal in nightlife mode. The gallery is live and visible from the first photo, built for the room, right now.
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Branded photo overlays
Venue logo, night name and date automatically applied to each photo. In development with pilot partners; not available in the general product yet.
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Live big-screen slideshow
A curated live slideshow of the room's photos, projected on the club's screens as the night unfolds. On the roadmap.
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AI-assisted moderation
Automated filtering of nudity, faces you don't want on screen, and low-quality shots before they appear on the wall. On the roadmap.
Roadmap items are not shipped features. We're prioritizing them with our pilot partners; if a specific capability is critical for you, tell us in the form below.
WHY GRAIN
Why clubs pilot with Grain.
A reason to come back
The gallery lives with the venue, not with the DJ or the promoter. Guests return next week to see themselves in last week's gallery.
No app to download at the door
A queue at the door is not the moment to ask someone to install an app. A QR that opens the camera works in three seconds.
Content the venue owns
The photos land in your gallery, tied to your night, not on a third-party social feed you don't control.
Pilot program
Bring Grain to your venue.
We're rolling out live gallery mode with a small number of clubs. Tell us about your venue and we'll follow up personally with pilot pricing and a walkthrough.
QUESTIONS
Frequently asked
Is this a finished product I can buy today?
No. Grain for nightlife is in early access with a small number of pilot venues. The core live-gallery experience works today; branded overlays and the big-screen slideshow are on the roadmap and being built with pilot partners.
Do guests have to download an app?
No. Guests scan the QR, the camera opens in the browser, and they shoot. Nothing to install.
Is there a next-day reveal, like the wedding product?
No. In live gallery mode the gallery is public and visible from the first photo, it is built for the room, in the moment. The sealed reveal is a wedding-mode feature.
Can we brand the gallery with our logo?
Venue-branded photo overlays are on the roadmap and being built with pilot partners. It is not a general-availability feature yet, so we do not list it as shipped.
What does the pilot cost?
Pricing depends on the venue and the size of the pilot. Request early access and we'll follow up with numbers.