How it works

One experience. Every person’s point of view.

See how Passboards brings a shared experience together, then find the boards and clubs that fit the people and moments in your life.

Watch

See it in 20 seconds.

Make a board, invite your people, and watch everyone’s photos arrive. Tap one to play.

How it works
What the video shows: “Your group chat is losing your photos.” The Passboards home feed, then the plus button opens Create. “Step 1 · Make a board.” A new board titled Summer weekend is typed in, kept private, and created. “Step 2 · Invite your people.” Friends are invited one by one. “Step 3 · Everyone adds their photos.” A pull to refresh shows 21 posts from 7 people. “One board. Every angle.” The finished board’s photo gallery. End card: the Passboards dragonfly and wordmark. “Free on the App Store.” The video is silent.
A weekend away
What the video shows: “Everyone took photos. See them all.” The finished Ski weekend board, scrolling. “Step 1 · Make a board for the trip.” The title Ski weekend is typed in; the private board is created. “Step 2 · Invite the crew.” Friends are invited one by one. “Step 3 · Watch the photos pour in.” A pull to refresh shows 7 posts from 6 members. “Like it. Comment. Relive it.” Maya’s photo gets a like and the comment “Best weekend all year.” End card: the Passboards dragonfly and wordmark. “Free on the App Store.” The video is silent.
Supper club
What the video shows: “Who has the photos from Friday?” Clubs, then the Sunday Supper Club. “Clubs · Your crew gets a home.” The club’s mark, its /sunday-supper address, the next supper, and its boards. “New board · One board for the night.” A club board titled Friday supper is typed in. “Everyone’s photos, one place.” A pull to refresh and the table fills up. “Love one? Say so.” June’s photo gets a like and the comment “Save me a seat next time.” End card: the Passboards dragonfly and wordmark. “Free on the App Store.” The video is silent.

Start a board

From scattered camera rolls to one shared story.

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Create the place

Name a board for the trip, celebration, game, project, or ordinary day you want to remember.

02

Bring in your people

Invite the people who were there so the collection reflects more than one camera roll.

03

Build it together

Add up to 15 photos or videos per post, with a title, caption, place, and the friends who were there, while it is happening or after everyone gets home. The built-in photo editor is non-destructive, so you can always go back.

Post without performing

The whole experience belongs here.

A Passboards board is not a polished profile or a highlight reel. Share as much as you want, whenever you want, so the people who matter can see the experience as it really happened.

01

No need to curate

The funny, quiet, blurry, spontaneous, and in-between moments often make a shared memory feel real. They belong beside the obvious highlights.

02

There is no right amount

Add one post today or hundreds across an entire trip. Post at your own rhythm instead of editing your life down for a feed.

03

Let everyone add their part

More perspectives make the story more complete. Invite the group to share what only they noticed, captured, or remembered.

Inside the app

See the shared experience take shape.

Real product views show how a board moves from an invitation to a collection, and how a recurring group can keep making new memories together.

A Tahoe Ski Weekend board in Passboards with six members, written notes, and photos in its grid

One experience

A board gathers every angle

Photos, videos, members, and context stay attached to the weekend they belong to. Pick a favorite photo as the cover and the board takes on its colors.

Notes and essays, like the two at the top of this board, are posted with Write.

The Tahoe Ski Club’s Opening Weekend board in Passboards, with photos from six members

Built together

Everyone adds what they captured

A board for every gathering, so the collection becomes a shared record instead of a single person’s highlight reel.

A First tracks skiing photo post by @norawhit within a shared Passboards board

The moments within it

Posts keep the story human

Each contribution keeps its creator, likes, comments, and place in the larger experience. Tap any photo or video to open it full screen and swipe through the whole collection.

Ways to use Passboards

A home for every kind of shared experience.

Use a board for one moment or a club for the groups that keep making new ones. There is no required occasion and no right amount to post.

Trips

The whole trip, not one highlight reel

Collect the arrival, the detour, the dinner, and every angle your friends caught in one board.

Group trip albums

Celebrations

Everyone’s view of the same day

Give birthdays, weddings, reunions, and spontaneous nights a shared collection that guests can help complete.

Wedding photo sharing

Families

Memories across generations

Keep the moments different relatives capture together, with privacy choices for the people involved.

Teams

Seasons, games, and everything between

Use a club for the team and boards for games, trips, milestones, and end-of-season memories.

Clubs

An ongoing space for the group

Bring boards, posts, announcements, events, and group conversation into one recurring home.

Everyday

Ordinary days worth keeping

Not every board needs an occasion or a perfectly edited highlight. Post once or post a hundred times when the moments simply feel like your people.

Made for real groups

Boards hold moments. Clubs hold the group.

A board can preserve one trip or celebration. Clubs give teams, friend groups, families, and communities a lasting place for their next event, conversation, and collection.

A Passboards profile with its boards grid, including Coastlines & Coffee and Tahoe Ski Weekend

Across your life

Every group can have its own rhythm

Keep the boards you own, join, and follow in one place, and search them from any profile. Follow a public board without following the person behind it.

The Tahoe Ski Club in Passboards with its club mark, /tahoe-ski-club address, members, club chat, and next event

For recurring groups

Clubs carry the story forward

Members, chat, events with RSVPs, announcements, and a board for every gathering live together. Clubs can be public or invite-only, with up to 100 members and a look of their own.

Every club has its own mark and a memorable address like passboards.com/c/tahoe-ski-club.

The Tahoe Ski Club group chat in Passboards with members planning the first ski weekend

Always connected

The group chat stays with the group

Plans, announcements, event updates, and everyday conversation remain inside the club instead of disappearing into a separate chat thread.

The details

Calm to look at. Easy to come back to.

Passboards is designed around the photos and videos themselves: no boxes around posts, photo sets laid out as one spread, and activity on a board gathered into chapters.

Full screen

Every moment, edge to edge

Tap any photo or video to open it full screen, swipe through the whole collection, and swipe down to land exactly where you were. Videos get their own scrubber, time, and sound.

Boards

A board that looks like its weekend

Choose a favorite photo as the cover or keep the automatic collage. The board takes on the cover’s colors, and every photo keeps its own shape.

Home

Catch up without scrolling forever

Posts from the same moment arrive together as a collection of up to 20. Like a whole collection at once with Like all, and see likes and comments as quiet lines with names you can tap.

Explore

Find boards worth following

Browse a three-column grid, search people, boards, and public clubs, and follow a public board without following the person. Find friends from your contacts, which are hashed on your phone first.

Messages

Talk it over, then share it

One-to-one conversations and club chats with reactions and read receipts you can turn off. Send any post, board, or profile straight into a chat.

Widget

Memories on your Home Screen

The Highlights widget brings recent memories back in sharp, full-bleed photos, with a quick way to start a new post.

More than photos

Share the soundtrack. Say it in full.

Some moments are a song or a few paragraphs, not a photo. Posts can carry the music you had on repeat and the words you want to keep, and reach the clubs you choose.

A music post in Passboards sharing Dreams by Fleetwood Mac with a 30-second preview and links to Apple Music and Spotify

Music

Share the soundtrack

Post a song, album, or playlist from Spotify or Apple Music. Friends can play a 30-second preview right in the feed and open it in their own app, and you can Share to Passboards straight from either app’s share sheet.

A long-form essay by @theobrooks open in the Passboards full-screen reader, with a heading and a pull quote

Write

Say it in full

Post a quick note or a long-form essay with headings, quotes, and lists, up to about 3,500 words. Drafts save as you go, and longer pieces open in a full-screen reader.

The Passboards post composer with Share with clubs, where the Tahoe Ski Club is selected

Clubs

Share with your clubs

Share a post with up to three of your clubs. Members see it in their feed and in the club’s Tagged section, nobody outside the club sees the tag, and hosts can remove a post from their club.

Common questions

What people want to know about Passboards.

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What is Passboards?

Passboards is a collaborative photo and video sharing app for iPhone. A group creates a board for a shared experience, then everyone can add what they captured so the complete story stays in one place.

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How is Passboards different from a shared album?

Passboards combines shared photos and videos with posts, context, people, and conversation. Boards organize one experience, while clubs give recurring groups an ongoing home for boards, events, announcements, and chat.

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Who is Passboards for?

Passboards is for friends, families, teams, clubs, and communities collecting trips, celebrations, games, reunions, projects, and everyday moments from more than one phone.

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Can a Passboards board be private?

Yes. Every board is public or private, and private boards give each member an Admin or View role. Clubs can be public or invite-only, profiles can be private with follow requests, and you can block or report people and content. Location and device details are removed from the files before they upload, and nobody sees where a photo was taken unless you add a place.

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How much should I post?

As much as the experience calls for. A board holds up to 250 posts, each with up to 15 photos or videos. Passboards is built for the complete story, including the funny, quiet, imperfect, and in-between moments that would never make a carefully curated highlight reel.

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Where can I download Passboards?

Passboards is free on the App Store for iPhone running iOS 26 or later, with no ads today. Boards, clubs, messages, and every member are free. Once you have an account you can also view your feed, boards, clubs, and posts on the web at passboards.com/app.