Add each other, from both sides
A connection only forms when two people add each other. Until then you are invisible: nobody can find you by name, number, or username, and nobody outside your circle sees a single photo.
Subsets is a private photo-sharing app for the people who actually matter. No public profiles, no followers, no feed to perform for.
Most photo apps are built to grow an audience. Subsets is built for a small circle. Every account starts private, and it stays that way unless you decide otherwise.
A connection only forms when two people add each other. Until then you are invisible: nobody can find you by name, number, or username, and nobody outside your circle sees a single photo.
Sort photos and videos into albums, and choose who can see each folder. Friends can add to shared albums too, so a trip or a birthday ends up in one place instead of six chat threads.
A timeline of everything shared with you, sorted by month automatically. Scroll back to last spring without digging through a camera roll.
Share the unfiltered, in-between moments with the friends you choose. Posts to the feed show for 24 hours; albums keep what is worth keeping.
Nothing on Subsets is published to the open internet. Photos are served only to signed-in friends you have accepted, so they cannot be indexed by search engines or opened from a public link.
The full details are in the Privacy Policy, written to be read rather than skimmed.
More answers in the Help center, or read about who makes Subsets.
Subsets is available today for iPhone on the App Store. An Android version is in the works. Download it, add the handful of people you actually want to share with, and start a dump.
Download on the App Store