Company Name: Glass Labs Inc.
About: Glass is your home for photography. Available on iPhone, iPad, and the Web,
Glass is a photo sharing app and community.
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by Roger_S
Where to begin… 1. It’s a walled garden. No one outside of the Glass community can see your work. 2. Everything is done via the iPhone app. There’s no web alternative that might bring extra and much needed functionality like direct upload of photos from your computer. 3. Uploads within Glass don’t work. Save your images to your iCloud Drive on your computer. Open the Files app, select an image, hit the Share icon, select the Glass app and watch it go through the motions of uploading the image to Glass. Fire up Glass and, you guessed it, nothing uploaded. Not sure what the point of an image sharing service is when you can’t share images. Glass is a great concept poorly executed and rushed to market. I hope they get their act together. We need this alternative to Instagram, etc. but it’s got to work. Glass can’t even handle the basics.
by Kazammm
This app is supposed to be photographer first, but it locks an excellent iPad app, or a Mac app, which is where most of us processor photos. Would love to see for support for this in the future. Not sure if I’ll go past the free trial to be honest.
Also, design is okay. The two gestures on photos, pulling a photo to the right or the left, aren’t ideal. One just takes you to what would happen if you press the photo, seems pointless. And the other is for reporting a photo, which should really be tucked away behind some … menu. But instead is front and center.
by ClassicRKR
If the curators don’t follow you, you may as not well bother - there’s a lot of evidence that there’s an “in” group - if you’re not in that “in” group, or if you don’t immediately cater to their specific tastes (and I believe there are only like, 2 curators so tons of room for bias for sure), then you’ll basically get no discovery. Very difficult to find other people you like as well, that goes both ways.
I’m not a big fan of algorithms, but relying on such a small team of curators who seem to have conflicts of interest isn’t a great solution, either. And if you don’t post often, good luck getting seen by a larger group of people because the timeline feed is a slog to go through. If you want an audience, you have to be as addicted to this app as you would with Instagram.