"Can you send me those photos?"

A camera, a photos app, a calendar. Saltmarch takes the apps you already use and brings them together, and for good reason. Media and events have always been two sides of the same coin.

Saltmarch treats them that way. Take a playdate, a dinner, or a day at the beach, when you take some photos or videos, group them into a moment, and it lands on your calendar. Once you try it, you won't want to go back. Why use three apps for one thing when you can use one? No account needed.

Until now, doing something together has meant capturing and sharing the media separately. Not anymore. Open an account, move the playdate into it, and invite the other parents.

When they add their photos, everyone included gets them, right away. No chasing. No sending the same pictures to three group chats.

You take pictures on your phone. Your spouse takes pictures on theirs. With a family account, neither of you has to send anything.

Post to your own account, and your spouse can see it by looking there. Post to the family account, and it pops directly into your spouse's library. Families can include other families, so when your parents ask to see the grandkids automatically, just say yes. They'll be flooded with the cuteness.

Pick a design, invite people or whole households, and track the replies. One invitation can go to a household, and any of them can answer for everyone. Send by email, text, or Saltmarch handle.

Share a link or post a QR code. Guests can add their photos without opening an account. We take invitations seriously because we take participation seriously.

People change, and so do their relationships. Saltmarch is designed to reflect that. On Saltmarch each event constructs a new social network that is meaningful and substantive.

It's nice that you can keep in touch with your classmate from seventh grade, but you may not want them seeing your bikini pics from the Greece trip. Saltmarch helps you share your media with only the people you want to see it.