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Participants take photos without previewing them, then open the collection together at a shared reveal. Sealed is published by IVRYN for iPhone and Android.
Sealed separates taking a photo from seeing it. The delay is intended to make the reveal a group moment rather than an immediate review loop. A capsule has an organiser, participants, a capture period and a reveal.
It is a private product experience rather than a promise that every participant will want to appear in photos. A person can take part in an event without consenting to be photographed.
The organiser remains responsible for setting expectations, respecting the people and place involved, and giving guests a practical way to opt out. The app does not turn participation in a capsule into blanket consent for every image or later reuse.
Public product claims are limited to the current experience. Store listings remain the source for compatibility and distributed versions.
The current capture-and-reveal flow and frequently asked questions.
See how Sealed works →The official iPhone listing for Sealed.
Open the App Store →The official Android listing with package com.ivryn.sealed.
Open Google Play →How data associated with the product is handled.
Read privacy information →Rules for use and the dedicated child-safety standards.
Terms → · Child safety →Practical first-party guidance on consent and shared photo rituals.
Read the guides →IVRYN is identified as the publisher. Sealed product and guide pages are first-party materials: they explain the intended use and limits but are not independent endorsements. The safety and evidence method describes how future examples should distinguish product function, participant choice and observed outcomes.
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