Bring the crowd together once. Let them keep the story after. Galeira supports up to 30 verified public gatherings each month with browser-based photo collection, practical signage, and an organized handoff to the organizer's connected cloud.
Organizers spend days asking for files, while the community's view lives in private camera rolls, group chats, and short-lived social posts.
Guests use a printed QR code to add media in a browser. The organizer controls moderation and publication, while approved files are mirrored to their connected cloud before storage is cleared.
Every public photo is strictly organizer-published. Galeira never flips a gallery public without explicit organizer authorization. This is what makes Galeira feel helpful instead of extractive.
Guest media is private to the organizer. Event pages show logistics only.
Galeira never turns a gallery public. An organizer may link to a gallery they have chosen to publish.
Deletion is held until the connected-cloud mirror is verified and the retry queue is clear.
If the mirror cannot be verified, deletion pauses and the organizer is notified before their download window ends.
Scan a sign and upload in the browser. No social post is required, and the event organizer receives the media in one organized place.
Set the upload window, moderation rules, and any public display. Connect the cloud destination that will receive the final archive.
Participation is voluntary. Guest media remains under the organizer's control and is not treated as a public city gallery by default.
Rather than a wall of product claims, show the three moments people need to understand: joining is easy, the organizer stays in control, and the archive has a visible destination.
A clear invitation at the entrance, stage, or information point opens the collection in the guest's browser.
Guests contribute in the moment. Any live wall or public gallery remains an organizer decision.
The organizer can see when their cloud mirror is healthy before the temporary upload storage is removed.
City Spotlight should feel useful across a city's calendar, while retaining safety and privacy boundaries that keep it credible.
The upload period, download period, mirror check, and exception path should be explained before an organizer applies.
Galeira checks public-event proof, organizer identity, moderation ownership, and one connected cloud destination.
Guests and staff can add supported media from a browser from event day until 14 days after the event ends.
After uploads close, the organizer has the remaining time through day 30 after the event ends to curate, export, and confirm the archive handoff.
Temporary storage is deleted after day 30 only when the mirror is verified and retries are clear. A failed mirror pauses deletion and notifies the organizer.
Use this to start a conversation about signs, staff, upload demand, and cloud capacity. Galeira confirms practical limits during pre-flight.
Planning figures are examples, not a promised media quota, upload limit, or storage allocation. Final scope follows event review and cloud pre-flight.
A city becomes unavailable for 12 months after approval. Applications are evaluated on real evidence, not public votes or a first-come race.
Provide public event proof, venue and city, date, organizer contact, expected attendance, and the responsible adult who will own moderation.
An approved event connects a cloud destination and completes a test mirror. This avoids asking guests for media without a safe archive path.
Complete, low-risk applications receive a decision within two business days. The live product renders city status from verified records only.
City Spotlight supports public gatherings that can collect community media responsibly. Every decision follows the same published checks, rather than a hidden contest or a public vote.
A public event link, venue or ticket evidence, physical location, date, and at least 21 days of lead time.
An authorized adult, a credible organization or venue contact, and a named person responsible for moderation.
The city is not in its 12-month cooldown and the calendar month still has an approved-place available.
Clear QR-sign communication, voluntary participation, a report route, and organizer moderation for any public display.
A connected cloud destination and a successful test mirror before activation, so guest media has a verified handoff.
For the responsible organizer of a verified public gathering. It is an in-kind operational sponsorship, not a prize or a public voting contest.
