Your photos from the show, straight into the artist's archive.
No app to install.
Sign-in connects your own Google Drive so your uploads are credited to you. Crowd Archive can only see files it creates — never the rest of your Drive.
On the Google screen, there's a checkbox that lets Crowd Archive save your photos to Drive. It wasn't checked, so uploads can't work yet.
Tap the button below, and this time check the box next to "See, edit, create and delete only the specific Google Drive files that you use with this app."
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Artists invite their fans to build the official archive of a show — real photos, from the crowd, verified by when and where they were taken.
Open any archive by its code with full owner controls — for updating an artist's events on request.
The archive will wait for this person. Their first sign-in builds the folders in THEIR Drive — they own it from day one. Their email gets pre-approved automatically.
Your own shows — photos you archive against these go to your own Drive, in your own Crowd Archive folder.
Every show becomes a scannable event — camera rolls get checked against your entire history, back to 2010.
Upload a spreadsheet (.csv) with columns Date, Venue, City (State, Event Name, Time optional) — or a calendar export (.ics).
These got a wide 5 km radius — edit each event to pin the exact venue:
Managers can run events, pause submissions, and share invites. They can't rename the archive, remove events, change the team, or touch your Drive.
Contributors vouched for these photos (no location data in the files). Approve to let them into recaps and products.
Crowd Archive is in an invite-only beta. Tell us who you are and you'll hear back when your archive is ready to open.
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Pick anything from that night — Crowd Archive checks each photo's date, time, and location and only offers the ones that truly match.
Opens straight to your Pictures — hit "Select Folder" and Crowd Archive searches every subfolder, however deep (on a Mac that includes the Photos app's library), checking each photo's date, time, and location. Nothing leaves your computer until you approve the matches.
Nothing leaves your computer until you approve matches.
Uncheck anything you'd rather keep to yourself — contributing is always your choice.
These photos match the event's date and hours but carry no location data (older cameras, scans, and edited files often don't). You can include them by vouching for them below.
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