What your couples see

The link is the whole login

We deliver our own weddings this way every week, and the biggest relief is what couples never have to do: sign up. You publish, you send them their link, and from there it works like this.

• They tap the link and land straight in their gallery. No signup screen, no password to invent, nothing to verify. The link is private — only people they share it with can open it. If you have locked that wedding, the one extra step is a password box, once per device.
• The film streams in HD, on whatever they open it on — a phone at dinner with friends, a laptop with parents, a tablet on the sofa. Nobody needs the file or the right codec just to watch.
• Photos live in the same gallery. Couples heart their favorites, mark album picks, and download any photo at full resolution — or grab the whole set as a ZIP.
• Downloads are built in, not a favor. Couples can download the film too — a 1080p MP4 — so the gallery is where they watch and where they get a copy to keep. Photos come back exactly as you uploaded them; the film comes back as our streaming encode, not your graded export, so keep that yourself.

When they want it on the television

The request every studio eventually gets: the parents are coming over and the couple wants the film on the big screen, not on a laptop propped against a fruit bowl. Until now that meant hunting for an HDMI adapter or starting a cast and hoping it held.

There is a Knotflix app for Apple TV that removes the question. It shows a code on screen, the couple scans it from the “Watch on TV” button in their own gallery, and that television opens their wedding — films in HD, photographs as a slideshow. It pairs to one gallery only, it costs the couple nothing, and it is included with your plan. It is a free download from the App Store.

Everywhere else — a Roku, a Fire Stick, a smart TV with its own browser — the gallery link works the way it always has. Apple TV is simply the one where it stops being a workaround.

What happens after 90 days

Every gallery includes 90 days of hosting. When that window ends, couples can pay to extend it themselves — and half of every extension is paid out to you through Stripe. The anniversary rewatch becomes revenue instead of a support email asking you to re-send files.

Common questions