Photo-making and sharing applications are numerous

Photo-making and sharing applications are numerous, but the focus of the application is rarely seen. Take a look at Divvy, a iOS app that aggregates all the social streams (Facebook and Instagram).

You can look at the photos in these two social networks, but this is just the beginning. When you see the photos you like, you can also share them with the designated users, groups, and friends by Divvy. You can also share photos with people around you at concerts or parties. In addition, Divvy is the only application that can save Instagram and Facebook photos to the phone at the original size.

Even if you don't want to save your photos, you can still click and zoom, and these features in the Instagram application are rather lame.

The Divvy team is headquartered in Austin, the co-founder of the company is Jeremy Greenfield (Jeremy Greenfield) and Kevon Oromi (Kayvon Olomi).

"A figure is worth a word. "I found myself mainly looking at photos on Facebook and rarely looking at status updates," Greenfield said. Instagram is so big, because everyone likes pictures, it is a very convenient way, do not need to concentrate on it. ”

Days emphasize asynchronous sharing, Snapchat the main push "after reading is Burning", but divvy this in the fun of the environment will be sharing and consumption into one model, or to the field of photo sharing to bring vitality. The company's founders wanted to add more content sources and eventually become a one-stop platform.

Instagram is good, but its picture experience is really poor, especially not scaling. Divvy can provide a good supplement.