In the bustling world of social media apps, a new contender, Amo, is emerging as a game-changer. Just weeks after their first app ID made waves, Amo is back with another innovative creation: Capture. Unlike anything in the current social app galaxy, Capture is redefining the way we think about photo sharing.

Amo’s journey began with the launch of ID, a personalized profile creation tool that offered a fresh perspective on social networks. Now, they’re taking a giant leap with Capture, a unique photo-sharing app that’s all about the joy of capturing moments without the hassle.

The brains behind Amo are no strangers to success in the social app industry. Having honed their skills at Zenly, they’ve seen firsthand what it takes to grow a social app to significant heights. With this pedigree, expectations are high for Amo’s latest venture.

Capture stands out from the crowd with its focus on the act of capturing photos, rather than just viewing them. It’s designed for quick, intuitive use, mimicking the ease of a smartphone’s default camera app. When you snap a photo with Capture, there’s no preview or edit screen – it’s all about the immediacy of the moment.

“Consumption takes a back seat in Capture,” says Antoine Martin, co-founder of Amo. The app is about creation first and foremost. Whether it’s a street art sighting or a spontaneous moment, Capture encourages you to snap it quickly and move on, avoiding the rabbit hole of preview screens and edits.

But Capture isn’t just a camera app; it’s deeply social. The photos you take are automatically saved to your photo library and shared with your Amo friends. There’s no need to ponder over which photos to share or who to share them with – Capture does it all for you.

Innovation doesn’t stop at photo sharing. Capture introduces unique features like dual-photo capture, where tapping the shutter button saves what you see in the viewfinder and a wide-angle shot. Other modes include a front-back capture and a superzoom function, adding layers of context and creativity to your photos.

Your friends’ photos come to life in a new way too. Thanks to the phone’s accelerometer, tilting your phone reveals different aspects of the photo – a wide-angle shot, a selfie, or a zoomed-in view. This interactive experience, coupled with haptic feedback, makes viewing photos on Capture a delightfully tactile and immersive experience.

Customization is at the heart of Capture. With a swipe, you can adjust the color temperature and overall feel of your photos. Amo encourages users to experiment and find their unique style, offering a range of customization options without overwhelming you with labels or instructions.

Capture goes beyond just photo sharing – it’s about fostering real connections. At the bottom of the app, you’ll find updates from friends, turning the photo feed into a shared camera roll experience. This approach to social media prioritizes real-life connections and moments over polished, curated content.

As Amo continues to build its galaxy of social apps, the common thread is clear: a focus on genuine, real-life friendships. With each new app, Amo is creating a unified, interconnected experience, making it easier to stay connected with friends across different platforms.

Capture isn’t just another photo app; it’s a statement. It’s about getting back to the essence of social media – sharing real moments with real friends. With its user-friendly interface and emphasis on instant sharing, Capture is poised to be a significant player in the social app landscape.

So, what’s next for Amo? Only time will tell, but one thing is for sure: they’re not just trying new things; they’re reimagining the way we connect, share, and experience life through our screens.