HiFriends: Photo Delivery

Someone just took a photo of you. Now it's on your phone.

Every photo goes to the people in it — that's the whole app.

You take a photo of your friends. Everyone in it who's on HiFriends gets their own copy, right away, with no recipients to pick and nothing to send. And the photos other people take of you come to you the same way.

WHAT IT ACTUALLY FEELS LIKE

You open the app and there's a photo of you from last night. Someone caught you mid-laugh. You didn't take it, didn't ask for it, didn't know it existed.

Your friends take photos, the people in them get them, and there's nothing to post or keep up with. It's less like social media and more like someone who was there handing you the photo.

YOU CAN DELETE A PHOTO YOU DIDN'T TAKE

Tap delete on any photo you're in and it's gone from everyone's HiFriends, including the person who took it. You don't have to ask.

That changes how people shoot. Your friends take the ridiculous ones because you can always delete them.

Report or block whoever sent you a photo, right from the photo.

PHOTOS ALREADY ON YOUR PHONE

Woke up with fifty photos from last night? HiFriends can check the last 24 hours of your camera roll and send each one to the friends in it. Your phone finds the faces, and only those are checked against your friends on HiFriends — the photo itself is only uploaded if you or a friend is in it. Entirely optional.

NO LIKES. NO FOLLOWERS. NO ALGORITHM.

No count on anything, nobody can see who's popular, and nothing is ranked or recommended. Photos of you land in a private feed only you can open, and you decide if any of them are ever published to friends.

ONE CLOSE PERSON BEATS A HUNDRED

Think about who takes the most pictures of you. Your partner, your best friend, someone in your family. They're the people you're actually around.

When one of them is on HiFriends, you're already getting photos you'd never have seen. Every one after that is more of your own life coming back to you.