Every event leaves behind a trove of photos — hundreds of them, all the same size, none of them telling you where to look first. Trove takes your own photos from a wedding, a milestone birthday, a retirement, a reunion, and builds a Trail: a chaptered, scroll-driven journey through the day, paced the way it actually felt.
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Chapters and mechanics are chosen to fit your event — more photos usually mean more chapters. This one, pulled straight from the live demo below, landed on four; yours might land on more, or fewer.
Photos cascade into place, one after another.
A pinned track sends the chapter waving across the screen.
Each photo glows as it crosses a fixed golden line.
The photos swirl open like a fanned-out polaroid pile.
A trove is what you already have — every photo from the day, all in one pile. On its own, that's just a gallery, browsed and forgotten in ten seconds. A Trail is what Trove builds through it: a path with a beginning, a pace, and a destination — so the trove gets walked, not just scrolled.
Each chapter of a Trail gets its own scroll mechanic, matched to its mood — not a generic fade-in repeated four times. These four are a sample from a deep, growing library — everything from a pinned wave-sweep to a wax-sealed envelope you tap open, a mechanical year-counter, a shaken snow globe. Every chapter picks whichever one actually fits the moment.
Photos fall into place one after another, like they're settling into the page as you arrive.
The whole chapter pins to a scroll-jacked track and sweeps across the screen as you scroll through it.
A fixed line waits mid-screen. Every photo glows as it crosses it — golden hour, made literal.
The chapter's photos swirl open like a fanned-out pile of polaroids tossed onto a table.
You don't choose from a menu of looks. AI reads what you tell it — the event, the names, the date, the photos themselves — and composes a palette, a structure, and a signature mechanic built for that one Trail. These four are real examples of where it's landed, not options on a dropdown.
Getting Ready, the Ceremony, Golden Hour, the Reception — plus the First Look reveal, the mechanic this whole product is named after.
Chapters run across years, not one day — signature mechanic is a mechanical year-counter that ticks up as you scroll through the career.
Built around then-vs-now — a draggable wipe that ages a photo forward, right in the middle of the Trail.
Built around turning a specific age — the same year-counter mechanic gets a new name: "Another Trip Around the Sun."
Each chapter carries ambient instrumental music underneath it, matched to the mood of your event from a curated library. On top, Trove writes and voices a short spoken narration for your Trail — real sentences generated from your own finished chapter text, not a canned line pulled off a shelf.
Every Trail can generate two things worth keeping past the day it's built.
A real vertical video — your own photos in slow motion pans, your names on a title card, one of the Trail's own music beds underneath — built to text your group chat or post to Instagram. This is the actual trailer Trove rendered for the live demo Trail below.
Pick any photo from the Trail and generate a keepsake postcard — ready to share to your group chat or save for yourself.
Once a Trail is live, it isn't a closed exhibit. The people who were there can upload their own candid shots — the photos from the seats you couldn't see from — and sign a guestbook, with an optional voice note if they'd rather say it than type it.
The Whitfield Family Reunion is a complete, live Trail — and unlike a hand-built sample, this one was actually generated by Trove: the AI drafted every chapter and caption from a bulk photo dump, picked the mechanics, wrote the narration, and rendered its own trailer, the same as yours would. We used a fictional family and AI-generated photography so we could show it to you without borrowing a real family's day.
Trove is built for the person planning the event themselves — a couple after their wedding, a family member organizing a milestone birthday, a retirement, or a reunion — who wants the photos to become something people actually experience, not a folder that gets opened once.
Wedding planners, photographers, and venues can offer Trove to their own clients under their own branding — their own dashboard, their own Trails, no need to loop TCBB in per event. Account setup is still hands-on, one conversation to get going.
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Tell us about your event and drop in photos and video from your own camera roll — as many as you have.
Chapters, captions, mechanics, even a custom color palette for your event — AI looks at your actual photos and proposes a full first draft in a couple minutes.
Change anything you want, then hit publish. It's live the moment you do — no review queue, no waiting on TCBB.
On pricing: $39, flat, one time, per Trail. That's the whole price — no upsells, no subscription, no "ask for a quote."
No account to set up, no password to remember — pull up any Trail you've built anytime with the email you checked out with, and every Trail tied to that email shows up together.
On refunds: not happy with your Trail for any reason? Full refund within 7 days, no questions asked — email aj@tcbbcreativeagency.com.
Upload your photos, let AI draft the whole thing, publish it yourself. No waiting on us.