Open the app
Download and run it. There is no installer, no admin rights, and nothing else to fetch first.
Point it at the folder Lightroom exports to. Photos upload behind you, guests find themselves by selfie, and the wedding delivers itself while you are still shooting it.
Nothing to install: it is one file, and it runs as soon as you open it. Windows may show a "Windows protected your PC" notice the first time because the app is not code-signed yet. Choose More info, then Run anyway.
Download and run it. There is no installer, no admin rights, and nothing else to fetch first.
On the website open Settings, click Pair a device, and type the code into the app. It knows where to connect on its own.
Choose the event and point Sync at your export folder. Export as you always do; uploads happen behind you.
Uploads queue locally and resume where they stopped. Close the laptop, lose the connection, come back later: nothing is lost and nothing uploads twice.
Files are hashed, deduplicated and sent in parallel, with backoff when the network struggles. A file still being written is left alone until it settles.
Events, photos, guests and sync status, all from the desktop. The browser stays optional.
Pairing stores a device token, never your password. Revoke a computer from the website and it stops immediately.
Switch in Settings. Dark reads better in a dim reception hall, light in daylight.
A macOS build is on the way. Tell us and we will let you know the day it lands, or use the web uploader in the meantime: every feature except folder watching works in the browser.
Ask about macOS