The text describes a photo-sharing platform and app, currently available for sale. This platform, often referred to as an alternative to Instagram, provides users with the ability to upload and share photos, enhanced with filters and frames, across social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter. The app has been downloaded over one million times with 2.4 million photos uploaded and boasts a registered user base of over 600,000. Despite being self-funded to this point, there is interest in bringing investment on board to expand further. The app and website features include a range of unique filters, frames, and an API for developers, as well as cloud storage for photos. Investors have the opportunity to acquire the website and app source code, social media accounts with significant followings, and all relevant data and analytics.
Revenue primarily stems from Google AdSense, app filter sales, and advertisements, though the business currently operates at nearly breakeven. There is potential for additional revenue streams through initiatives like custom branded filters. Website traffic is reported to be increasing with a current average of 15,000 daily visitors and over 600,000 average mobile sessions per month. The platform has gained positive attention in the press, noted for its significant download numbers shortly after its initial launch. Those interested in acquiring the property would benefit from its growing user engagement and established social media presence.
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