365.io

Great design! And I love the idea even if I'm not a big photo guy myself. 11$ seems a fair price if I'm hooked to your product but I need to try it before. Maybe you can offer a…

Well, it's also not clear what being "more organized and focused" gives you too. It doesn't seem worth 11 bucks. I think you need an obvious distinction to be able to get people…

wow, great design love the way it looks. I'm going to have agree with what value you get paying 11 dollars?

I can't see me paying for the service, but I think it's a great idea, especially for anyone who is trying to learn photography. I think I might make that my New Year's resolution.

Great idea. I would sign up immediately if I owned a digital camera, although I am not sure about the $11. You should show visitors some of the members' pages. The price should…

It's a bit unclear what I am getting for $11 (over say a flickr stream).

Really like the design but finding it hard to see what I get for $11 that I can't do with flickr or tumblr. Maybe go with a freemium approach?

Nice idea, but people could do the same thing with Flickr for free.

Not $11 superior. If it offered some funky filters Instagram style you could perhaps capitalize on the Polaroid/Lomography type of audience. Or build a Flash driven picture…

I have no tolerance for products that have ads and I pay for them. Nowadays, a lot of times paying means simple ¨removing¨ ads. This is a product that I can achieve in some ways…

No ads please. It will ruin the aesthetics.

Cool! My thoughts: On the homepage there should be a much higher-priority link to see a sample gallery. When I clicked on a photo, I didn't know how to get back to the…

One problem that I experienced is that when I viewed the sample gallery and then clicked on an image to view it larger, I couldn't figure out how to get back to the gallery…

Great design! And I love the idea even if I'm not a big photo guy myself. 11$ seems a fair price if I'm hooked to your product but I need to try it before. Maybe you can offer a…

Could the pricing model be modified to provide some sort of a trial/demo? Say like, you can use it for free for the first month, then if you like to continue with it, pay $11.

Really like the design but finding it hard to see what I get for $11 that I can't do with flickr or tumblr. Maybe go with a freemium approach?

I think what could add value to this, if the focus was on taking a picture of yourself - from your laptop's webcam or something. Then you could do some basic facial recognition…

We're working on webcam capture, actually. Regarding using flickr/tumblr, it can be done, but it's a decentralized, unfocused, and unorganized way of doing so.

Some co-workers of mine have been doing 365 projects for 2010. On their server, each photo has a comments section where they give each other feedback and suggestions. That…

re: interaction with the community. It's currently limited to sharing via a public URL, but we've discussed a follow model (like Twitter, except you'd have to opt-in) where you'd…

365.io was created specifically for Project 365, which is a year-long photography project in which you upload a picture a day for 365 days so that after a year you have some sort…

So what's the difference? I can't see it. I'm not saying there isn't one, I'm saying I'm interested in hearing what it is because it's not immediately clear (or at least…

They do, actually. If the public user url is http://365.io/u/2fe9781736, you can access the 20th image by going to http://365.io/u/2fe9781736/20. The link to individual images…

"Also, flickr has a 200 photo limit on free accounts that makes project 365 impossible unless you upgrade, and even less so if you use flickr for something else." Incorrect. From…

It's a bit unclear what I am getting for $11 (over say a flickr stream).

Nice idea, but people could do the same thing with Flickr for free.

I can understand the Flickr argument, but what (other than a lovely design) makes this better than http://365project.org/ or http://www.fotolog.com/ - at least $11 better (for…

I can understand the Flickr argument, but what (other than a lovely design) makes this better than http://365project.org/ or http://www.fotolog.com/ - at least $11 better (for…

This was originally the idea behind dailybooth.

Really like the design but finding it hard to see what I get for $11 that I can't do with flickr or tumblr. Maybe go with a freemium approach?