Sharpest. Best light.
Eyes open.
In every set of twins, Choopi names the shot he'd keep and says why. It's an opinion. You still decide.
The magpie that
sorts your
camera roll.
Choopi notices when you've shot a batch and lets you swipe through just that batch. Right to keep, left to let go. Nothing leaves without your say-so.
Both stores, soon. The app is built; the listings are on their way.
It finds the twins.
You do the choosing.
Twins
Swipe
Review
Streaks
Choopi's eye
Backlog
Sharpest. Best light.
Snarky,
never mean.
Choopi has opinions about your camera roll. He keeps them short, and he never scolds you for keeping things.
Kept
means kept.
Once you're done with a photo it never comes back. Streaks and the golden polaroid say thanks.
One shoot.
Twelve seconds.
Choopi shows you the batch you just shot, tells you which ones look like twins, and gets out of the way. Swipe, review, confirm. The photos you let go sit in your phone's trash for thirty days, in case.
No ads. No servers.
Your photos are read, grouped and judged on your phone. The only thing that ever talks to a server is the store that sells Pro.