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Looking for a Photo sharing App, try Pixtroy

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Pixtroy is a new photo sharing app for iPhone users. I came across this app few days back. I am going to share my personal experience and opinion about it. It’s a simple photo sharing app which is not a social network. You can consider it a private messaging app, which keeps privacy of pictures as its first priority. Pixtroy has been developed and published by Pixtroy Technologies LLP. Founder Khushal Kholapurkar has great hopes with this app.

I have found it a really nice app, but I would wait until my friends also come on Pixtroy. To send a pic on Pixtroy you need your friends or family to be using Pixtroy. When you share a pic using Pixtroy, it goes to the person, stays for a small span of time and vanishes. That means if you want to share really private and secretive stuff, where you just want to inform that person about it and don’t want that person to keep the pic, Pixtroy does it for you. Share it with the people you care and do not care about your secret being revealed to others.


I am not sure about the security policies of the app. As there are very few users now, and it has been launched recently, I could not see any reviews, good or bad. 

Main Features:

1) Privacy: Privacy of your pics is the USP of Pixtroy. They are trying not to let your friends or family to keep or preserve your pics that you share with them. This features is quite similar to snap chat, you must know if you have used it. 

2) Destruction Effects: The app has 7 different destruction effects that you can use to play around with your pictures. It could be a really fun app if you have your friends and family along. 

 

Pixtroy is a new app and probably, they will evolve by the time they grow. I loved the UI colors and flow of the app. You can definitely try it out. At last but not the least, they have a very well updated facebook page, with nice shares for photo sharing people.
iTunes Link: Download 
Website: http://www.pixtroy.com 
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