For everyone in the photo
Careful matching. Private copies. Uncertain stays locked.
GAPP checks enrolled profiles and the required safeguards. People who pass receive their own copy; weak or ambiguous results do not unlock the clear photo.
About this experience
GAPP starts with a simple problem: the best group photo often stays on one person’s phone while everybody else waits, asks, or forgets.

One person takes or chooses the group photo they want to share.
The sender can return to the moment instead of chasing everyone for contact details.
Approved profiles and the required safeguards assess who may appear without guessing.
Only verified people who pass the checks can receive their own private copy.
For the person who takes the photo
The sender deliberately selects the photo, reviews the result, and shares only when ready. Local contact context stays on the sender’s device.
For everyone in the photo
GAPP checks enrolled profiles and the required safeguards. People who pass receive their own copy; weak or ambiguous results do not unlock the clear photo.
Four principles
The product should reduce chasing, copying, and follow-up so people can return to the reason they gathered.
Elemental figures avoid prescribing age, gender, clothing, culture, or family structure.
The experience can feel effortless while consent, strong-match checks, and clear sharing choices stay deliberate.
Uncertain results remain locked, and invitation links reveal less rather than previewing private content.
GAPP · Group Photo Share
See the full journey, the sharing choices, and the safeguards that keep uncertain results locked.