Guide · Updated 28 September 2026
How do event guests find their own photos?
With face search in the gallery: a guest takes a selfie and sees only the photos they are in, out of hundreds or thousands. In Shyreo this is called Find me. The selfie is compared and thrown away, faces are only compared inside one gallery, and it stays off until the photographer switches it on.
How it works for a guest
- They open the gallery from a mail, a QR code or the group chat
- They tap Find me and take a selfie
- The gallery shows the photographs they are in
- They mark favorites or download, as the photographer allows
What happens to the faces
- The selfie is never stored: compared, then thrown away, by us and by the service that does the comparing
- Faces are only compared inside one gallery, so nobody can be followed from one event to the next
- It is off until the photographer switches it on per gallery and confirms the people in it were told
- Every face is forgotten when the gallery closes
Several photographers, one event
At a large event every photographer keeps their own account. The organiser makes a group gallery and sends one link; each photographer adds a gallery with their own brand and rules, and guests open one page with everybody's photos. Find me then searches every photographer's photos at once. Galleries behind a password are left out.
For organisers who book you every month
An agency or a venue gets its own sign-in with every event you delivered for them, and forwards one event to their own customer, who sees that event and nothing else.
What it costs
Find me is part of Pro, with 5,000 photographs a month, and Studio, with 10,000. Extra photographs can be bought when a busy month needs them.
See the plansQuestions
Is the selfie kept?
No. It is compared with the faces in that one gallery and then thrown away, by Shyreo and by the service that does the comparing.
Do guests need an app?
No. Find me works in the browser on their phone, straight from the gallery link.
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