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Need your feedback to improve FotoShare ASO App name: FotoShare Share Photos by Face Short Description: Share event or group photos effortlessly with FotoShare Full Description: Say goodbye to manual photo sharing! 📸 Tired of spending hours org

Any firm hiring Event Plannin or wedding planner and Management intern? have 2 years of experience in pyrotechnic and small wedding management around (800'1200) peoples

when I was a kid, I thought the wedding play area was for fun. Turns out, it was just to keep us from ruining the photos! 😂

Real photo wins AI contest, then gets caught! A photo contest for pictures made by computers had a funny surprise. A real picture of a flamingo, won an award! The photographer did this on purpose to show how amazing real photos can be, even next to

Memoid is a memory collection service that captures moments from events using QR boards. Guests scan the QR code at the event to upload photos, videos, or messages. After the event, we curate and enhance the content using AI and deliver a personalize

🤙Milap Circle Challenges We Face: - ❌ Digital Dilemma: Guests often ignore digital invitations, even in today's tech-savvy world. - ❌ Last-Minute Hassles: Venue changes and urgent updates can throw off your plans. - ❌ Photo Famine: Gathering perso

"Ever wondered (episode - 1)" why Instagram was all about photos? Imagine a world before smartphones! Back then, Kevin Systrom, a techie from Stanford, had an idea for an app called Burbn. Think Foursquare, but with a twist - you could check in to

💡 Business Idea: Photo Mirror 🪞 Pixglass has created a unique mirror that allows you to take photos and send them to your smartphone or tablet. 😊 💯 The Pixglass photo mirror consists of a mirrored sheet and a built-in camera. To use it, you n

🚀 Introducing FotoShare: The Smarter Way to Share Photos!📸 Tired of manually tagging and sharing photos after every event? Say hello to FotoShare—the app that automatically groups photos by faces and lets you share them with just one click! ✨

Deepinder Goyal didn’t quit his job to start Zomato. He built it as a side project. Back in 2008, while working at Bain & Company, he noticed his colleagues wasted too much time searching for restaurant menus. So he uploaded scanned menus online.