Creating a heartfelt group reel doesn’t have to be complicated! Whether you’re celebrating a friend’s birthday, a family milestone, or just want to bring people together with shared memories, Folksee makes it effortless. In just three simple steps, you can gather videos from your whole crew and create something truly special. Here’s how:
Step 1: Start Your Reel and Set the Theme
Kick things off by heading to Folksee.com and starting a new reel. Choose a theme or occasion—whether it’s a birthday, anniversary, retirement, or just a fun ‘just because’ tribute. You can also add prompt questions to guide your friends, like “What’s your funniest memory with Sarah?” or “How has John made an impact on your life?” These questions help spark meaningful responses.
Step 2: Share the Invite Link
Once your reel is set up, Folksee generates a unique invite link. Simply share this link with your group via text, email, or social media—whatever works best. There’s no app to download, so it’s super easy for anyone to join in and record their video. The best part? Your crew can contribute from anywhere in the world, making it perfect for long-distance celebrations!
Step 3: Watch the Magic Happen
As friends and family submit their videos, Folksee automatically compiles them into a seamless, heartfelt reel. You can watch the submissions as they arrive, then share the finished reel with everyone involved or surprise the guest of honor with an unforgettable gift.
Bonus: It’s Private & Secure
Unlike social media posts, Folksee reels are private, so only the people you invite can see them. It’s all about creating a safe and meaningful space for sharing memories.
Ready to bring your crew together and make a reel that will be cherished forever?
Ready to create a group reel?
With Folksee, it’s easy! Gather heartfelt video messages from friends and family—just share a link, and we’ll handle the rest. No apps, no hassle—just a meaningful reel they'll never forget.
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Why we made Folksee
People deflect love when you say it to their face. A reel takes the room away, so it finally lands — and it's the opposite of doomscrolling.