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Zooomr
Photo Sharing Application

Published on 04/06/2009
Ratingstars2 Rated 2 out of 5 stars by AppAppeal Editor
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What can you use the app for?
Zooomr is designed to be a photo sharing application; it is designed to make sharing photos with anyone wherever they are in the world as easy as possible. It’s very easy to use Zooomr to share an unlimited number of photos with people in all corners of the globe. The founder says that he enjoys communicating and so the platform was built to encourage communication. There are many other photo sharing applications however this one hopes to be different by being more personal and also making it much more interesting. Zooomr has a vibrant community and that is perhaps the best thing about it. Everyone on the site is treated as equals and it has a very personal feel to it. Even the founder refers to everyone as his friends.
What is the history and popularity of the app?
Zooomr was founded in 2006 by Kristopher Tate who is also the CTO. It was designed to make it easy to share photos with anyone wherever they are in the world. It’s a communication platform which makes communicating much easier and enjoyable.
What are the differences to other apps?
The site has a strong community, it’s also surprisingly personal. The founder sends you an automated email when you register, and the founder along with other employees are added as your friends when you join. It’s actually quite nice as it seems that everyone is on the same level. Although there are paid pro accounts, the free account is fine for most people.
How does the web app look and feel to use?
The zip line contains a list of photos from your friends. At the moment this will just be from the founder and a couple of employees of the site. However once you meet people then you can add your own friends here. You can also create a caption to let people know how you feel at the moment. There are a number of tutorial videos to show you how to use the site and how you can upload your first photo and start participating in the community. Zooomr is not as easy to use as most competitors.
How does the registration process work?
Registering for an account with Zooomr is very easy; you just need to click the “Join Zooomr” link which is available on every page. You then need to enter your email address, Name, and then choose your username and password. You will then need to complete a ‘human check’ then create your account by clicking the huge green button at the bottom of the page. Once you have done this your account will be active, you will be sent an email however you don’t need to confirm anything. All that you need to do is click the start zooming link to get into your account.
What does it cost to use the application?
Zooomr is free to use, however it is also possible to register for a pro account. The pro account costs $19.95 and offers a number of extra features, including more pages, a layout without adverts, better technical support, and a more sophisticated social system. The free version is supported by adverts and whether or not you want to upgrade to the paid version is up to you.
Who would you recommend the application to?
Zooomr is a photo sharing application and can be used to share any photo with anyone else. It could be interesting for any photographers, especially those trying to make a name for themselves.
  • Share photos with the community
  • Create a profile
  • Available in many languages
  • Tutorial videos to help show you want you need to do.

Zooomr pricing

Permanently_free_version Permanently free version
Languages
English

English

Spanish

Spanish

German

German

Dutch

Dutch

Portuguese

Portuguese

Chinese

Chinese

Russian

Russian

Japanese

Japanese

Italian

Italian

Website
http://www.zooomr.com/

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