WiSaw (What I Saw) Today 7.1.13

Incognito photos and short videos, anonymous posting.

No registration, no sign-in—just open the app, start taking photos and short videos, and see what's posted by other people nearby today. WiSaw offers a minimalist approach to social sharing that prioritizes relevancy in time and space. By eliminating the need for connections or profile descriptions, WiSaw streamlines the user experience, ensuring that content remains meaningful to each individual. Users can easily curate their feed by deleting unwanted posts, enhancing content quality and reducing noise.

The platform thrives at events, both large and small, such as weddings, beach parties, campus activities, or conferences. WiSaw adds an element of fun and connectivity for attendees at various gatherings.

WiSaw is built on three core principles:

1. Extreme simplicity: With only two screens, WiSaw emphasizes simplicity to prevent business manipulation of user behavior and data. The philosophy "Less is More" drives the app's design.
2. Absolute privacy: Users are never required to provide personal information, not even for login purposes. By collecting ephemeral data that auto-deletes after a short period, WiSaw ensures there is no data to leak.
3. Complete transparency (product): WiSaw operates on the belief that a software product can be made interesting without compromising user privacy. All collected data is public, empowering users to manage content without moderation. By encouraging community self-regulation through deletion of objectionable material, WiSaw fosters a high-quality data environment.

Complete transparency (company): WiSaw commits to total transparency by publishing all code on the Open Source repository at GitHub: GitHub - Echowaves.