Aura Frames Software
Company Name: pushd, Inc
About: Pushd is an online platform that enables its users to design digital picture frames.
Headquarters: New York, New York, United States.
Aura Frames Overview
Aura is a smart WiFi picture frame designed to fill your home with beautiful photos of your family and friends.
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Product Details and Description of
Aura is a smart photo frame that makes displaying and sharing photos delightfully simple. Get the free Aura app to view and share your photos, get your frame set up, and more: - Preload photos or write a message before giving Aura as a gift - Connect your frame to WiFi - in less than 5 minutes! - Invite family members to share their photos to your frame - Share unlimited photos and videos to an Aura frame - See what your family has added, and relive memories together - Scan prints and artwork with your phone or tablet's camera With Aura, you can share those meaningful moments and memories that are only meant to be shared with the people closest to you.
Top Reviews
By Ali and Charlies Baby
Love this frame
My husband and I bought this frame for my parents who live in Florida so they can see our baby’s pictures as we take them... They absolutely live it. Also gave my brother access so he can also upload pictures of his 3 daughters.
By Bridgie6
Shuffle or Change Photo Order
Got this for the grandparents for Christmas so that all of the family members can add photos of the grandchildren. One feature that I noticed was missing right away is the ability to change the order or shuffle the photos that have been added to a frame. Shuffling photos should be an easy addition to the app... it would really help when having multiple people add the same frame, so that one families photos are not all clumped together during the slideshow. Or it would be nice in the app to be able to drag and drop photos to rearrange the order in the collection on a particular frame.
By Codiphurus
Seems to have improved but still a tad clunky
It got the job done without much of a fuss. Our grandmother loves her frame and the set up went fairly smoothly. The app did not crash, and all the users got added without much of an ordeal. Hopefully this means that the app is improved. I would still describe it as clunky and not super intuitive, but the process is also not complicated. So with a little fuss, you can get the hang of the app and after the set up, adding pictures is easy.
