Greetings 👋 Last in the series of products centered around the creation of the meaningful experience of digital memories and photos, I'm pleased to introduce Home Gallery - the more quirky one. How do you share pictures? Do you send a long thread on the family Whatsapp group? Do you share a curated Google Photos album, sometimes never to be opened? Or do you take the time to sit down and cast pictures to the TV? Our feeling is that, regardless of your strategy, none of these feel really special or meaningful. There was something about getting out the old photo album, sitting around it, and rediscovering old pictures as you turn the pages. Call it the "pretty inconvenient". We don't pretend to uncovered the essence of whatever makes analog image sharing special, but this is an attempt to capture some of the magic and the fun. The concept is simple: instead of sharing a 2D album, you share an museum experience to be uncovered in the receiver's own home. You can add descriptions, maybe even an audioguide, to make the experience even more special. You can enrich the images and videos with context, accessible at a click. Finally, the viewer can, of course, also download the media or order it as printed version. We confirmed that our moms would love to try the app if it means receiving more pictures, but what about the rest of you? Does this sound fun? Would you use it to share pictures? Do you have ideas and recommendations, or critical comments? Many thanks to you all, Jean-Maxime

Home Gallery

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