Everyone photographs the event, nobody keeps it
PITCHING AT THE AMSTERDAM NIGHT ON 8 SEPTEMBER 2026
At a wedding or a conference a hundred phones take pictures, and the next morning the host has only the twenty they took themselves. Dumpbox is one box per event and one link to share: everyone who was there drops in their photos at full quality, with no app to install and no account to create.
The photographs of an event exist. They are just scattered across the camera rolls of everyone who attended, which means the person who cared most about the day ends up with the smallest share of the record. The usual fixes ask guests to install something or create an account, which is exactly the moment most of them stop.
Dumpbox removes both steps: a QR code, a full-quality upload, done. The free loop is deliberately never for sale because it is the distribution, and what gets sold is what happens afterwards, cataloguing and delivery for the venues, studios and organisers who live on events. Its own numbers show the loop working: most early galleries were created from a shared link rather than a public page, which is the product being passed around as intended.
These founders pitched at the same startup events. The room is usually the reason people find each other.