Every phone at your event becomes a camera on one synced timeline. No app to install. Cut it live, share it tonight, and everyone who shot it gets the credit.
Tap an angle or press 1–4 to cut. That's the whole editor. Same moment, same clock, four phones.
The edit is a list of cut points, not a render. It replays on any phone instantly, and anyone can pick a different angle without changing yours.
If this film earns $1,000 and the host set a 20% contributor pool, that's each guest's share, split by screen time in your cut. Every clip is signed by the phone that shot it.
This code is live. It redraws 15 times a second.
The beacon's code is a join link and a clock at the same time. Guests scan it once with the camera they already have: that one look joins them and syncs their phone, so every clip they shoot lands on the timeline within a frame of everyone else's.
A good Wi-Fi network, one computer to run the show, and the cameras that are already in everyone's pockets. Nothing to install on any of them: it all runs in the browser.
The internet is only used to find the event and connect everyone. The video itself goes phone to host over the Wi-Fi, so a slow internet connection is fine.
One laptop runs the whole show. Give it more screens and it's a real control room, and with a couple of minutes' setup, the whole world can watch.
Weddings. Shows. Games. Graduations. Anywhere the phones are already up.
Every public VUEMesh event on one globe. Red is live right now: walk in, scan the beacon, shoot. Blue has a finished film to watch.
Public events within 80 km. Red is live right now: walk in, scan the beacon, shoot. We only ever show distance, never where an event is.
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You'll get a beacon to put on a screen, a private studio link for you, and a watch page to share when it's done.
Recordings and edits live in this browser. Nothing is deleted from here unless you choose to — even if an event has ended on the server.