About Saltmarch

Can you send me those photos?

Saltmarch is an events, invitations, calendar, and photo-sharing app designed to put an end to hearing that question.

At first, Saltmarch feels like a photos app combined with a camera.

No account necessary. You can take photos and videos, organize them, and leave it at that. While you’re taking them—or afterward—Saltmarch makes it easy to gather those photos around something you did: a playdate, a dinner, a day at the beach. We call that an event. It doesn’t have to be anything more formal than an everyday moment worth remembering.

It’s your media. If you keep it on your phone, it stays on your phone until you choose to share it.

That’s a useful place to start. But the people you share those moments with are where Saltmarch gets interesting.

Open an account to bring everyone into the picture.

Take that same event sitting on your phone and move it into your individual Saltmarch account. Now you can invite the other people who were there.

Had a playdate with your kids? Invite the other parents to participate in that everyday moment you created. When they add their photos and videos to the event, those memories appear for you and everyone else included. Yours appear for them, too.

You don’t have to wait until it’s over. Add photos while it’s happening, that evening, or whenever you get around to it. Everyone chooses what they contribute. Saltmarch takes care of getting those contributions to the people sharing the event.

No chasing people afterward. No sending the same photos to three different conversations. No wondering who has that one great picture.

Create a family account to share automatically with the people you care about.

Grandparents can’t get enough photos of their grandkids. Saltmarch is designed to solve that exact problem.

Create a family account and give your family’s events and photos a home together. The people included in that family can see what you share there without needing a separate invitation every time.

Families can belong to other families, too. Your household, your parents, your siblings and their kids—your family doesn’t have to fit into one flat list.

Want your parents to see the events and photos you share with your family automatically? When they ask to be included, say yes. You choose the connection and what it includes. After that, they don’t have to keep asking you to send pictures.

They’ll be flooded with the cuteness.

Events are the heart of Saltmarch. Invitations bring them to life.

Sometimes the event has already happened. Sometimes you’re planning it. Saltmarch helps with both.

Choose a beautiful invitation, invite the people you want there, and keep track of their replies. Invite a household together and let one person reply for the group.

Send invitations by email, text, or someone’s Saltmarch handle. Share an invitation link or put up a QR code. Let guests contribute through an accountless photo drop.

We take invitations seriously because we take participation seriously. The people who show up bring their own view of the day, and their photos make the memory more complete.

You don’t need an account to take part through the guest options an event offers. An account gives you your own place to organize, contribute, and keep participating.

Share around the relationships that matter: you, your families, and your events.

Saltmarch makes it easy to share photos with the people you actually want to see them.

The parents at the playdate. Your siblings at the birthday dinner. The friends who went on that trip. Your family, following along from somewhere else.

Meeting someone once shouldn’t mean sharing every future part of your life with them. Each event brings together its own circle of people. Your families can provide an ongoing connection. Your personal photos can stay personal.

You have many circles, and they don’t all need to see the same things. You decide who belongs in each one and what you share there.

During the preview

Backup storage is included at no charge during Saltmarch’s introductory period. We’ll share pricing before that changes. You can also keep originals on your own devices.

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