Yogile might just be another photo sharing site operating amid a very crowded internet jungle, but it’s the sharing and collaborating function that distinguish itself from the rest. Developed by Maurice Sikkink from Nyana, Yogile brings a new cool to the photo sharing market by allowing more than one person to add photos to any given photo album.
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In the days following a huge concert, a wedding, or a birthday party, you might try messaging and emailing your friends to get copies of the photos so you can store them or share them with others. Telling someone to put up photos on Facebook of Flickr is easy – but creating an album, uploading all the pictures, sorting, tagging… this can be a daunting and time-consuming process for even the most social media savvy. And this is where Yogile hopes to make its mark: by creating a stripped-down, ultra-simple method for creating group photo albums online.
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