We've been working on an app, Pickle, for a few months now out of a tech accelerator based in Memphis.
The app is based around a voting game - people upload photos they're comparing, and other users try to guess which of those photos will be most popular with the crowd.
We've been seeing some really interesting/unexpected results since our launch a few days ago - it's been taking off with the college crowd, and instead of just the "useful" applications of the app (getting instant feedback on outfits, profile pics, etc.) that we predicted, we've been seeing people use it for all types of random and fun picture-based surveys.
We'd love any feedback you have - contact us at morgan@trypickle.com or evan@trypickle.com.
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We'd love any feedback you have - contact us at morgan@trypickle.com or evan@trypickle.com.