The best nights deserve to be kept.
Momeza began with a plain frustration: the best night of the year, and almost nothing left of it a week later. Everything that follows is built to fix that one thing.
The best photos of the best nights are always trapped on somebody else's phone. The group chat scrolls past them, the shared folder never gets filled in, and a year later there is nothing left of the evening but the ones you happened to take yourself.
Momeza is one link you hand out at the door. Guests open it in a browser — nothing to download — make a free account in the time it takes to type an email, and everything they add lands in one place: photos, notes to the hosts, answers to a quiz, songs they want played. The account is the point: what a guest adds stays theirs, and they can take it with them or delete it whenever they like. When the night is over the event page is still there — the story of the evening, told by everyone who was in it — for a month on a paid plan, and for as long after that as you choose to keep it alive.
An evening that keeps itself, without anyone having to work at it while it's happening.
Sell what your guests upload, bury the price, or promise a feature on this website before it exists in the product.
The principles behind it
Presence first
Momeza should hand attention back to the room, not take it. If a feature makes people look at a phone for longer, it is the wrong feature.
Everyone included
Nothing to download and nothing to pay. A guest opens a link, makes a free account, and they are in — on whatever phone they already carry.
Say only what's true
Every claim on this site describes something the product does today. Nothing here is a plan.
Young software, said plainly
What that means for you
A bug report goes straight to the person who can fix it. A feature request is read by the person who would build it. Nothing is triaged through a support tier first.
And what it also means
Replies take days rather than hours, and nobody is on call the night of your event. Momeza is new — worth knowing before you plan a wedding around it.