Suana is an online photobooth for two people who are apart. The host picks a layout (a 2-, 3-, or 4-cut strip or a couple polaroid) and a mode: still photos, each optionally looping like a Live Photo, or 5-second GIFs. The host pays once through Midtrans and gets a six-character code; the partner joins with that code, with no account or payment. In the shared lobby both see the same countdown, and both cameras shoot at the same second, even from different cities. They arrange the shots into the strip together, then decorate it live with frame colors and patterns, stickers, text, and their own uploaded photos, each person's cursor visible on the other's screen. Both download the same HD file as PNG, JPG, GIF, or MP4.
What it changed
01Both cameras shoot on the same countdown, wherever each person is
02Live co-editing, with each person's cursor visible to the other
03One payment from the host; the partner joins free with a code
