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Google photos is the best I've found. Your privacy feature seems to be a "nice to have", so I would use that. The UX and cross-device syncing is far better than
by jmtulloss 8y ago
Google photos is the best I've found. Your privacy feature seems to be a "nice to have", so I would use that. The UX and cross-device syncing is far better than anything else I've used.
To your bonus points: Google photos web UI is truly impressive even ignoring the awesome search capabilities. They wrote an article[0] on how they built it and since then I've been keeping an eye out to use similar techniques in different applications.
[0]: https://medium.com/google-design/google-photos-45b714dfbed1 https://medium.com/google-design/google-photos-45b714dfbed1
- gtaylor 8y agoI really like how Album sharing works. We've got one that has photos of my kid, with much of the family set up with read/write permissions. At family gatherings they can just add pics they take on their own. Low-hassle and they're happy enough with it to stop bugging me to get back on Facebook.