Co-founder of Indian social network Koo releases a new photo sharing app called PicSee for iOS and Android.
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Koo Co-Founder Launches PicSee App
Co-Founder Of Indian Social Network Koo Releases A New Photo Sharing App In a fresh move to reinvent personal photo sharing, the co-founder of Indian social network Koo releases a new photo sharing app called PicSee . Available on both iOS and Android, the app aims to make sharing unfiltered photos effortless and more personal — no social feeds, no messaging apps, just instant photo exchanges with friends. Image Credits:Picsee The Rise Of Authentic Photo-Sharing Apps Over the past few years, photo-sharing platforms have been shifting toward authenticity. Apps like Locket , Retro , and Yope have each experimented with new ways to bring back spontaneity — from lockscreen updates to private group photo journals. Now, Mayank Bidawatka , the co-founder of Koo , is joining that movement with PicSee , designed to change how we rediscover forgotten photos of friends buried in our camera rolls. How PicSee Works PicSee automatically scans your camera roll to detect photos featuring your friends. Once detect…
