Three months following a funding of $2 million, the Tel Aviv-based startup company known for its Flayvr photo album app, is going through some big changes.
The company recently rebranded itself as MyRoll initiating a modernized edition of its apps for use in Android and iOS that will help users relive their default smartphone photo gallery experience.
MyRoll keeps the basic functions of Flayvr of mechanically arranging and collecting your mobile photographs into separate albums and extends it into an app with which you can you relive your smartphone photo gallery experience.
MyRoll’s photo collecting technology is supposedly more customized than Flayvr’s and is able to learn from the way in which every user takes and organizes photographs and show and highlight the photos that are most relevant to the user concerned.
The app has moreover extended its options for sharing photos, which makes it easy for the user to share individual photographs or complete albums with other people via email, text, and social networking sites such as Facebook and WhatsApp.
Presently this app is totally free and MyRoll is not generating any revenue from it but according to MyRoll CEO and founder Ron Levy MyRoll possibly will convert into currency by proffering first-class options for storage and sharing of photos in the cloud.
