Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p 23snaps is a is a free, private social network and photo sharing service for families that allows parents to save photos, videos, measurements and stories of their children to a digital journal and privately share those updates with other family members or close friends. 23snaps is available online and on mobile devices and launched 1 June 2012.23snaps was initially available as an iPhone application and a website, and later released apps for Android, iPad, and Windows 8. The company competes with other private photo sharing services for families such as Notabli and Everyme and social networks that allow photo sharing such as Instagram and Facebook.The company is based in London, UK and was founded by former Espotting executive Ivailo Jordanov and Yury Tereshchenko. The company is self-funded by the founders. 23snaps generates revenue through the sale of photo books and photo prints.In November, 2013, 23snaps announced that the service had passed half a million users in 179 countries.. }
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- 23snaps abstract "23snaps is a is a free, private social network and photo sharing service for families that allows parents to save photos, videos, measurements and stories of their children to a digital journal and privately share those updates with other family members or close friends. 23snaps is available online and on mobile devices and launched 1 June 2012.23snaps was initially available as an iPhone application and a website, and later released apps for Android, iPad, and Windows 8. The company competes with other private photo sharing services for families such as Notabli and Everyme and social networks that allow photo sharing such as Instagram and Facebook.The company is based in London, UK and was founded by former Espotting executive Ivailo Jordanov and Yury Tereshchenko. The company is self-funded by the founders. 23snaps generates revenue through the sale of photo books and photo prints.In November, 2013, 23snaps announced that the service had passed half a million users in 179 countries.".