Snapp is a new photo sharing service that is basically meant for stills that you have taken using your webcam. The idea is that people upload images of such nature to the site for all to see, comment upon and share further on.
And the fact that users can actually link their Snapp accounts to their other social networks means that they will be able to interact with their already-existing friends from the start – no need to befriend them all over again on Snapp.
Still, those who come across any picture of yours that they like can not only befriend you but also start following you, and be notified when you have uploaded anything new to your profile page. And as it is only fit for a social service (and especially for one of this kind), a “Like” button is featured for people to express their predilection for any image in a direct and effortless way.
While the concept of focusing only on webcam images is not uninteresting, it might be too circumscribed to make a lasting impact. That is why support for iPhones and Android phones is also provided, and while it does not make a world of a difference it does broaden Snapp’s horizon a little.
Snapp.me In Their Own Words
“Snapp.me lets you take and share pictures easily. That’s it!”
Why Snapp.me It Might Be A Killer
It offers a different take on the social sharing of images.
Some Questions About Snapp.me
Can it really compete with sites like Facebook and Flickr? 
