PhotoPA

Would you hand someone your phone right now? Build a collection of the photos you actually show, open it in one tap, and keep the rest of your camera roll out of it.

Ever find yourself scrolling through your camera roll to show someone your family, or your product photos? People even message pictures to themselves just to have them handy. You could make albums, but who really does? And would you hand your phone over knowing they can browse the rest of your camera roll?

PhotoPA is for the photos you show other people.

Not your whole camera roll. The eight photos of the boat, the product range you show at every stand, the certificates a customer always asks for. You build a collection once. After that it is one tap from your home screen to full screen, already on the first photo, with nothing else on the display.

Swipe through. Pinch or double tap to look closer at a label or a seam. Add a one line caption where it saves you explaining. Videos work the same way as photos.

HAND THE PHONE OVER Turn on Face ID for a collection and it will not open without you. Everything else opens straight away. So you can put what you meant to show on screen, hand the phone over, and whatever you locked stays shut no matter what they tap.

YOUR PHOTOS STAY YOUR PHOTOS PhotoPA never copies anything. It remembers which photos are in a collection and shows you the originals from your library. Nothing is duplicated, nothing is recompressed, and the app takes up almost no space. What your customer sees is the photo you took, not a messaging app's version of it.

NO ACCOUNT, NO SIGNAL, NO SERVER There is nothing to sign up for and nothing to sign in to. PhotoPA makes no network connections at all, so it works in a trade show hall with no signal, on a plane, anywhere. No data is collected, because there is nowhere to send it.

FREE FOR THREE COLLECTIONS Three collections free, with nothing held back: as many photos and videos as you like in each one, captions, and the Face ID lock. One payment lifts the limit for good. Not a subscription.