At this point, the application is an MVP which allows posting stories with optional tags and organising them under Albums. These stories can be shared on Facebook, but in upcoming releases, you can expect:
* More sharing options other than Facebook
* Find Facebook / Contact friends inside the app and share your albums with them (Closed network)
* I started this concept for a baby's journal, but I guess this could easily be expanded for family photos like you've mentioned.
Thanks for the feedback - sincerely appreciated! :)
I'm in the process of updating the landing page with more information on the way. Facebook is not mandatory for using the application - you can also signup using an email address. At the moment, this app is only for iOS.
To answer your questions:
* All data is stored in the cloud - i'm using Parse. Images are cached on the device once they are downloaded but data is always fetched from the cloud. This also means that you can get all your data if you delete the app and install it, or even if you switch to another iOS device. The UI provides an option to delete stories from cloud and you're in full control of your data.
* Right now, users can only share on Facebook. An update scheduled for this build will cover other platforms using Apple's Activity sheet.
* The screenshots on the iTunes store cover the steps that a user goes through to publish a story. With the next scheduled release, i'm also going to add a small video preview.
Thanks for your feedback. I appreciate the questions. :)
Evernote is a great app for keeping notes, but it is more oriented towards professional use. This, on the other hand, is a memory book for babies where stories are organised into albums. The easy-to-use UI is focused on pictures and rich text information about babies' firsts, thus creating memories that last forever.
* More sharing options other than Facebook
* Find Facebook / Contact friends inside the app and share your albums with them (Closed network)
* I started this concept for a baby's journal, but I guess this could easily be expanded for family photos like you've mentioned.
Thanks for the feedback - sincerely appreciated! :)