Myroll: Turn mobile albums into easy to share interactive collections

Many of the default applications on smartphones are being replaced by new applications. SMS applications have been replaced by WHATSAPP, while Waze is replacing navigation applications. FLAYVR is looking to replace another default application and launched its new application on July 17 and renamed it Myroll, in the hope of replacing photo browsing apps on Android and iOS. Myroll apps can organize photos and videos and turn the albums on your phone into an interactive collection that's easy to share. Newer apps have a stronger ability to organize photos and help users find their best photos and moments, "FLAYVR chief executive Ron Levy said in an interview with Geektime. The application uses objective and subjective signals to find the best photos of the user. It detects the face, smiles and lights to find the best shot, and discovers clues from the interaction between the user and the photo. Users sharing more photos is more important, so the application tends to use these photos when organizing photos. There are emotional connections in the photos you took, Levy said. Myroll, however, tries to respect that connection, giving pictures and videos the respect they deserve. Fall in love with your photo when the user opens the application, the user can choose to view the photo gallery or view the instant. The application displays the picture in the correct shape, so the collage, panorama, vertical, and horizontal photos are fully displayed, and the default photo gallery application sometimes displays all the photos at the same size, and the user must click the photo to view the full picture. In addition, in this application, the FLAYVR algorithm makes important photos appear larger. The instant Bar organizes the photos at the moment. In this way, all photos taken at the same time at the same place will be displayed together. The app also adds photo information based on the information you took while taking photos on your phone calendar. The new myroll also adds sharing options, allowing users to easily share personal photos, moments, or entire albums with text messages, emails, WHATSAPP, Facebook, and other platforms. FLAYVR, headquartered in Tel Aviv, was founded in 2012 by Ron Levy and Adi Ashkenazi. Since its launch, the company has received more than 2 million users and analyzed more than 1.5 billion photos. In April this year, FLAYVR financed 2 million dollars to expand and continue to develop its platform. It has also won 450,000 of dollars in seed investment. Recent updates are just one of the steps that FLAYVR continues to develop in its applications. Levy said the company is working to connect its applications to the cloud, possibly in the future to introduce image editing capabilities. Updates may be introduced this month, and further updates should be followed. It is hoped that FLAYVR could embark on alternative applications, such as WhatsApp, which was bought by Facebook at $19 billion, and that Google bought Waze at $1 billion.