Does anyone find it weird that a "Show HN" kind of lacks on the "Show" aspect.<p>All the site really has is a beta signup button and one screenshot. I personally don't want to give you any information (including my email) for something I barely understand or see.
Agreeing with all that has already been said and the fact that it lacks a product or something to test, even the descriptions are very vague.<p>"<i>Amazing photo albums created from all of your photos automatically - it's the best photo organizer ever made.</i>"<p>What photo albums? Facebook? From my hard drive?<p>"<i>Never worry about your photos again. You can choose what albums to backup</i>..."<p>Where? In a cloud infrastructure you own and manage or within one of my own existing backup solutions?<p>Ok you want to collect signups for a beta, fine. But at least have a video, thorough descriptions, about us, mission statement, links to press etc.
I hate to "me too", but I agree with all of the comments so far. There is simply too little there to "show" me anything, and too little to make me want to go any further.<p>HN needs a way to upvote a whole bunch of comments without all the tedious clicking. Or a way of indicating that the comments are worthy, the original topic of discussion is not (and therefore not worthy of upvoting).
I don't want to detract from this team or anything, because this looks very pretty and well done. But on the other hand, I have to ask... Do we really need another photo organizer? I'm an amateur photographer, and I take a ton of photos, but I rarely need anything better than Flickr or Dropbox or even a Facebook photo album. What's the selling point for "a better photo organizer"? Is this a pain point that's big enough to justify this kind of time and energy investment? Or is a "photo organizer" app the new to-do app for showing off mobile design skills?<p>Aren't there more pressing problems to solve out there?<p>(Not trying to be snarky, btw. Just kinda thinking out loud. I fully support the developers' ability and right to build whatever they want. I just kinda think this is a first-world problem that has already been solved to death.)
> Amazing photo albums created from all of your photos automatically - it's the best photo organizer ever made.<p>Ok..? Should I just take your word for it? Got a demo of the organizer up somewhere? I must be missing something.
If it's just an app, I guess there won't be much integration with OSX and web clients ? e.g. a way to integrate a massive amount of already existing photos that won't be on the phone. Or add the new photos taken from time to time with a DSLR, or integrate with Lightroom or other photo management applications.<p>While thre's not much details available, it brings a lot of (perhaps undue) sceptism from the start.
The 4 features that are mentioned on the front page, do not differ from the features already provided by the default Photo App.<p>> it's the best photo organizer ever made<p>Perhaps you should elaborate on that, or at least provide a visual demonstration.