BingeUs

After every family occasion, the photos end up in the same place: the WhatsApp group. Hundreds of compressed forwards, buried under good-morning messages by the next day. Nobody opens them again.

BingeUs turns those photos and videos into a private streaming-style show the whole family actually watches. It is made for Indian occasions: birthdays, shaadis, anniversaries, retirements, farewells, godh bharai, graduations and family festivals.

How it works

1. Pick the occasion. The episodes come ready, named for the day: Roka, Haldi, Mehendi, Sangeet, Pheras, Reception and Vidaai for a wedding; The Bump, Godh Bharai and Naamkaran for a baby.

2. Add photos and videos from your phone. Photos are resized in your browser, so a big album uploads on mobile data.

3. Premiere it. Pay once and send one private link to the family group, or show the QR code at the party.

What the family sees

A cover poster with your title. A cinematic intro with your own "presents" credit. A "Who's watching?" screen with faces for Mummy, Chachu, Nani and the cousins. A hero banner that plays a trailer. Rows of episodes, and a stories-style viewer to tap through every photo and video. It opens in any browser on a phone, laptop, tablet or TV. No app, no account. Even Nani.

Private by default

Shows are shared by link only, hidden from search engines, with an optional password. You can keep editing after you share, and everyone sees the update on the same link.

Pricing

Building and previewing is free. You pay once per show when you share it, and there is no subscription. Current plans are at bingeus.com/pricing.

Watch a full demo without signing up at bingeus.com/demo. BingeUs is built in India by an independent maker and is not affiliated with any streaming platform.