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Interesting that no one's really thought of approaching Instagram's lack of web presence as an opportunity. I suppose it seemed like a bit of a foregone conclus
by dclowd9901 15y ago
Interesting that no one's really thought of approaching Instagram's lack of web presence as an opportunity. I suppose it seemed like a bit of a foregone conclusion, like it was one of those products where that solution would be superfluous, but seeing all of the images in the waterfall layout makes a lot of sense, more, arguably, than it does in Facebook or the Instagram app.
- Renaud 15y agoYou don't have to look far to find similar services that are built on Instagram's API: * http://instacanv.as http://instacanv.as * http://statigr.am http://statigr.am * http://web.stagram.com/ http://web.stagram.com/ * http://instagrid.me/ http://instagrid.me/ * http://instagre.at/ http://instagre.at/ Pinstagram may be new and interesting, but it's hardly the first one to tackle Instagram's lack of web presence...
- terhechte 15y agoThere've also been desktop apps from Instagram access for over a year now like Carousel (http://carousel.mobelux.com http://carousel.mobelux.com), InstaView (http://www.roguesheep.com/instaview http://www.roguesheep.com/instaview), or InstaDesk (http://www.instadesk-app.com http://www.instadesk-app.com). I'm the author of InstaDesk, and I've to say that there's always been a solid interest in desktop Instagram access (based on sales), and that it has only gone up since Facebook bought it.