BingeUs
Family photos and videos as a private streaming-style show
BingeUs turns the photos and videos from a birthday, wedding, anniversary or farewell into a private streaming-style show. Pick an occasion and the episodes come ready: Haldi, Mehendi, Sangeet, Pheras. Add photos from your phone, preview it free, then send one private link to the family group. They get a poster, an intro, a "Who's watching?" screen and row after row of memories, on any phone, laptop or TV. No app, no account. Pay once per show when you share it, no subscription.
Features
- Occasion templates: Birthday, wedding, anniversary, retirement, baby and godh bharai, farewell, graduation, family and festivals. Episodes come pre-named and stay editable.
- Cinematic intro: Every show opens with a short intro, your own "presents" credit and the title over your photos.
- "Who's watching?" profiles: Faces for Mummy, Chachu, Nani and the cousins. Tap one and the show begins.
- Hero banner with a trailer: The top of the show plays a trailer from your videos, with Play and More Info.
- Episodes in rows: Each episode is one album, like Haldi or Sangeet, with photos and videos together in your order.
- Stories-style viewer: Tap through photos and videos full screen, hold to pause. Works on phones, laptops and TV browsers.
- Private link and password: A long random link, hidden from search engines, with an optional password. Paid plans can set bingeus.com/s/your-name.
- WhatsApp and QR sharing: The link previews as your poster in WhatsApp. A QR code works on the reception screen or in return gifts.
- No app for guests: Guests need no app and no account. The link opens in any browser.
- Edit after sharing: Add the late photos, reorder, rename episodes or change the cover. Everyone sees it on the same link.
- Light on data: Photos are resized in your browser before upload, so big albums go up on mobile data. iPhone photos and MOV videos work as they are.
- Free to build and preview: Build an episode and watch exactly how it plays before you pay anything.
Use Cases
- A surprise birthday show for Mom, revealed at midnight on the TV
- Parents' 25th anniversary, built from abroad and sent home as one link
- A wedding album from roka to vidaai, one episode per function
- Baby's first year or the godh bharai, premiered at the first birthday party
- A retirement tribute for a teacher or a boss, with wishes from everyone
- An office farewell show for a colleague who is logging off
- A graduation show: fresher days, hostel life, fests and convocation
- Diwali, Holi and the family road trip, shared privately with the grandparents
Comments
Hi Fazier, I'm Kartike. Every Indian family has the same problem after a big day. The haldi, the sangeet, Nani's 80th: 600 photos land in the WhatsApp group, get compressed, and are buried under good-morning messages by Thursday. Nobody watches them again. So I built BingeUs. Pick an occasion and the show arrives with its episodes already named: Haldi, Mehendi, Sangeet, Pheras, Vidaai. Drop in photos and videos from your phone. You get a cover poster, a cinematic intro, a "Who's watching?" screen with Mummy, Chachu and Nani, a hero trailer and a stories-style viewer. Then one private link goes to the family group. No app, no account. It opens on Nani's phone and on the drawing-room TV. Building and previewing is free. You pay once per show when you share it. No subscription. Watch a full demo without signing up: bingeus.com/demo Two questions for you: what occasion would you make one for, and what would you need to see before trusting a site with family photos?
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Hi Fazier, I'm Kartike. Every Indian family has the same problem after a big day. The haldi, the sangeet, Nani's 80th: 600 photos land in the WhatsApp group, get compressed, and are buried under good-morning messages by Thursday. Nobody watches them again. So I built BingeUs. Pick an occasion and the show arrives with its episodes already named: Haldi, Mehendi, Sangeet, Pheras, Vidaai. Drop in photos and videos from your phone. You get a cover poster, a cinematic intro, a "Who's watching?" screen with Mummy, Chachu and Nani, a hero trailer and a stories-style viewer. Then one private link goes to the family group. No app, no account. It opens on Nani's phone and on the drawing-room TV. Building and previewing is free. You pay once per show when you share it. No subscription. Watch a full demo without signing up: bingeus.com/demo Two questions for you: what occasion would you make one for, and what would you need to see before trusting a site with family photos?
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