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DUDR.

A German app that turned phones into a party's shared disposable camera: 24 shots each, 24 hours, and no peeking until the album opened.

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15 January 2015
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TechCrunch covered Dudr's iOS app as a bootstrapped German startup led by CEO Bernd Schmekel, funded by the team's earlier business picjerry.
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26 August 2019
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“disposable camera, privat photo albums, photo channels”

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Four iPhones showing blue dudr app screens for starting, shooting a title photo and inviting. — The listing image as preserved by the Wayback Machine on 26 August 2019.

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“disposable camera, privat photo albums, photo channels”

EVENT CAM DUDR IS A DISPOSABLE CAMERA FOR YOUR PRIVAT PARTY PHOTOS! DUDR CREATES AUTOMATICALLY A PRIVAT PHOTO ALBUM - JUST PRESS START WITH YOUR FRIENDS ON THE SAME LOCATION - EVERYONE CAN THEN SHOOT 24 PHOTOS IN 24 HOURS - THE ALBUM OPENS IF EVERYONE HAS TAKEN 24 PHOTOS OR AUTOMATICALLY AFTER 24 HOURS - EVERY LIKE OF A PHOTO SENDS AN "DUDE" TO YOUR FRIENDS!

Platforms: Mobile
Location: Munich · Germany

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In our words: The listing described DUDR as a disposable camera for private party photos. Friends pressed start together at the same location, each could shoot 24 photos within 24 hours, and the shared album opened once everyone had used their shots or the time ran out. It gave Munich as its home.

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