people are sharing every moment of their day to all platforms of social media.
Most are based off of time putting everything in a linear order, few consider the space these moments were captured in.
Most are based off of time putting everything in a linear order, few consider the space these moments were captured in.
What if there was an easy way to see all of the photos your friends have taken in a place, while you’re actually there?
What if you could bring back the sense of place lost on the screen of our devices
Imagine sharing these spaces with your friends through a collective stream of images,
each location having a collection of images that defines it, constantly being updated by users from your Facebook friends and the world.
each location having a collection of images that defines it, constantly being updated by users from your Facebook friends and the world.
It’s leaving your mark in these collective online streams. Sharing what you see, through your own lens. It’s contributing to the narrative of these places, telling your story while building the story that makes these spaces come to life.
The only way to access the stream of these places is by actually being there. By having this constituent, you’re no longer just mindlessly scrolling a stream of alienated experiences, but rather seeing moments that happened in the space right in front of you.
Mome brings a sense of intimacy to the digital photo viewing experience.
Various screens, and the interface of interacting with the moments
Thanks for looking!
