Also I'm pretty sure you can swipe from the left edge of the screen to exit the view - definitely a lot easier than tapping the back button on a large screen like iPad.
First, we plan to monetize on a freemium model. This means we don't have an incentive to sell your data to advertisers.
Second, we don't plan to add video. This is a platform just for photos, and for someone who wants something like that it's a good thing.
We also run on iPad, and when we get desktop going it won't be an intentionally broken experience to force you to use the app.
And we actually listen to our users. There's a chat room on the app "Pidgeon Nest" where people have asked for certain features and we've gone and added them. We've also done the same when users have reached out over email.
The point is that they work...for the company. In most of these cases the business model of the company is ads, which means they want to get as much time on the app as possible, regardless of what that means for the user's mental health or their overall enjoyment. This isn't necessarily what's best for the user.
And because this community in particular is probably interested in this, the app is made with Flutter. Highly recommend for anyone that hasn't yet tried it.
Hey,
Sorry about that, our qa process must not be thorough enough.
May I ask what android version you're using? And if you send us an email at [email protected] and tell us the email you used to sign up we can probably fix this manually.
I was looking through some of my old travel photos and I literally had 1000+ per trip. I’d have loved to share them or pick some out for wallpapers or whatever, but I realized I don’t want to sit here and look through that many…
So I started working on something that would pick out all the good ones for me.