dripthat – Photo and Video Sharing App

I have always loved photography and I often go into sprees where I take too many pictures in a short amount of time. Some days it is hard to pick and choose my favorites so I often go overboard sharing pictures on social media. While I’m sure my family enjoys seeing the pictures, some of my friends may feel bombarded.

With my family spread out across the United States, social media is one of the easiest ways to share family pictures and videos of my children’s milestones and special moments. dripthat, is a new social sharing app that allows friends and families to share stories through pictures, like never before. With dripthat, users can ‘drip’ photos of a family outing, vacation, recipe or DIY craft over time which can keep your family or followers wanting to know more and building the anticipation until they can see the final outcome. Users can also upload photos and videos into albums.

This new app is available to download on iOs devices, and unlike other social sharing app, dripthat has two unique features:

You control when your photos & videos are distributed.

With dripthat, you have control over when your photos and videos ‘drip’, it could be minutes, hours, days, or even weeks apart. For instance, you are taking pictures at your daughters dance recital but you don’t want to overload your family with 20 pictures within a few seconds, you can select to ‘drip’ distribute the pictures 10 minutes apart, 25 minutes apart, or one hour apart, ect.

 

You control who gets to see it – public/private/group

Unlike other social sharing platforms where all of your photos have to be either public or private, dripthat allows users to choose their prefrance for each drip, some can be public, some can be shared privately, or some can be shared with a group.

Download dripthat and start sharing moments through pictures, like never before.

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