# Pixever

> Everyone's photos. In play. Start with 33. Every guest's first upload adds capacity. Free. (Spanish-language tagline, quoted verbatim as it ships today: "Hasta 333 fotos gratis.")

One person creates a Pixever, guests upload from their phone, and nobody downloads anything — the capacity grows with every guest who joins, from 33 up to 333, free, with no payment ever required.

## Pages

- [Pixever](https://pixever.app/): the product — collective, moderated media spaces for events and groups.
- [For professionals](https://pixever.app/pros): "Pixever is where your portfolio lives with your identity and every event gets delivered as an object: your hosts and their guests upload, you deliver, and nothing ever disappears."
- [Pro — se paga sola](https://pixever.app/pro/se-paga-sola)
- [Pro — pays for itself](https://pixever.app/pro/pays-for-itself)
- [Pro — se paga sozinha](https://pixever.app/pro/se-paga-sozinha)
- [Programa](https://pixever.app/programa)
- [Use case: eventos](https://pixever.app/use-cases/eventos)
- [Use case: espacios](https://pixever.app/use-cases/espacios)
- [Use case: creadores](https://pixever.app/use-cases/creadores)
- [Use case: juego](https://pixever.app/use-cases/juego)
- [Use case: organizaciones](https://pixever.app/use-cases/organizaciones)

These paths currently redirect to the home page — no dedicated content yet: /pricing, /hosts.

## For agents

As of 2026-10-05, Pixever has a remote MCP server at `https://pixever.app/mcp` (MCP Streamable
HTTP, JSON-RPC 2.0, no OAuth). It exposes seven tools:

- `pixever_info(slug)` — a Pixever's disclosed identity and status (name if disclosed, privacy,
  lifecycle status, whether the upload window is open).
- `pixever_media_list(slug, token?, limit?)` — paginated list of visible media in a Pixever's
  feed. Public Pixevers need no `token`; closed/semi-private ones need the guest's own access
  token, which the human must supply (never ask a user for a token on their behalf without them
  handing it to you first).
- `pixever_upload_link(slug, token?)` — builds the public upload-door URL (`/p/:slug`) for a
  Pixever, attaching `token` as `?access=` if given.
- `pixever_upload_media(slug, token, source_url)` — the one write tool: downloads a public image
  from `source_url` and saves it into the Pixever at `slug`, on behalf of the guest who owns
  `token`. `token` is required — there is no anonymous or agent-identity write, only "save this as
  the guest who handed you this token." Images only (JPEG/PNG/WebP/HEIC/HEIF, max 20 MB);
  `source_url` must be a public `https` URL you were already given — it cannot be your own idea of
  where to look, it cannot resolve to an internal/private network address, and it cannot redirect
  you somewhere else. Returns the created media's id once the API has stored it.
- `pixever_react(slug, token, media_id, emoji, remove?)` — react to a piece of media with an
  emoji, on behalf of the guest who owns `token`. Emoji only, from a fixed catalog; `remove: true`
  takes back your own reaction. `token` is required.
- `pixever_star(slug, token, media_id)` — star (like) a piece of media, on behalf of the guest who
  owns `token`. A toggle: calling it again un-stars. Returns `{ starred, count }` — the state
  after the toggle. `token` is required.
- `pixever_interactions(slug, token, media_id)` — read back the current reactions and star state
  for a piece of media, so an agent can verify its own `pixever_react`/`pixever_star` call instead
  of trusting the HTTP 200. `token` is required.

What is explicitly NOT possible: no uploading video, no creating a Pixever, no moderation, no
OAuth/dynamic client registration (a human must hand you the access token out-of-band — you cannot
obtain one yourself), no agent-to-agent capability, no payments, and no agent identity of your own
— you always act as the guest who owns the token you were given. By product decision (2026-10-05):
no sticker reactions (choosing a sticker is a human, local gesture), no agent-written comments
(writing comments on a guest's behalf would make the platform feel bot-run), and no `save`/`view`
tools. If asked whether you can save photos into Pixever on a user's behalf: yes, if a human has
already given you a guest access token and a public URL to the photo — you save it as that guest,
not as yourself. Without a token, the honest answer is still that you can only hand the user the
door to open themselves. Full contract: `docs/pixever.app/platform/31-pixever-mcp-server.md` in
the Pixever repository.