Find yourself

Everyone we caught

Face recognition grouped every photograph by who is in it. Every face is hidden in this demo, including these — pick anyone to see all the photographs they are in.

20 people

Every face the cameras caught, sorted into people — by the computer, not by hand.

Pick anyone and you get every photograph they appear in. This is the page guests lose an hour to.

See their photographs

How this was made

A photographer hands over a folder of about five thousand photographs and a few hours of video. Everything after that is this site. This demo is built from a real one of those deliveries — a thousand of its photographs, with every face hidden and the couple replaced by placeholders.

Nothing arrives twice: Every frame is fingerprinted on the way in, so the duplicate passes and the near-identical burst shots collapse into one. What survives is resized once and served off a CDN.
The faces are found, not tagged: Face detection and clustering run across the whole delivery to work out who is in what. Nobody sat down and labelled five thousand photographs — the corrections afterwards are measured in minutes, not evenings.
Curated, not dumped: Each event's reel and album is chosen and ordered by hand in a private tool that never goes near the live site. Re-ordering an album is a drag and a click, not a re-upload.
Built to stay up, and stay cheap: Pages are rendered ahead of time from committed manifests, photographs come off object storage, and the whole thing runs inside free tiers — so it can simply stay online for as long as it is wanted.

Built for one wedding. None of it is specific to that wedding.

Bride & Groom

06 . 12 . 2025

This is a demo site with sample data: the names and dates are placeholders, and every face in every photograph is hidden.

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