You're photographed, but never see the result
Someone shoots at an event or on the street. The photo exists, but you have no idea where.
Photo sharing platform
Photographers upload, face recognition matches, and the people in the photo receive it automatically. No group chats, no sending one by one.
Someone shoots at an event or on the street. The photo exists, but you have no idea where.
After the shoot, the real work starts: sort, send, and answer "where's my photo?".
Hundreds of photos scattered across group chats and other people's drives. Finding one of yourself is exhausting.
How it works
Photographers use Thismountable, recipients use Thispostable. The two are connected.
A selfie from a few angles, just once.
The photographer imports from the memory card, then culls the results.
Original files go up to a collection, and faces in the photo are matched automatically.
Photos that include you land straight in Portraits.
Pick your side
For users
Register your face once, and photos of you from any photographer reach you automatically.
For photographers
From the memory card straight to the people you shot. Import, review, upload once.
Privacy
Your face is the most personal data there is. Thispostable is designed from there.
A face is only registered if you register it yourself.
Every collection and post has rules: who can view, who can add.
Photos, posts, even your entire account. All of it can be deleted from settings.
Our approach to protecting privacy and holding back 18+ content: screening happens on the device, before photos go up.