Glass — Photography Community 12+

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Glass Labs Inc.

    • 4.6 • 588 Ratings
    • Free
    • Offers In-App Purchases

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Description

Fall in Love with Photography Again

Discover a new home for your photography with Glass — the subscription-based, community-driven platform designed by photographers, for photographers. Unlike cluttered social media apps, the Glass experience is simple, clean and focused.

Why Glass?

No Ads, No Algorithms — Enjoy a clean, uninterrupted experience focused solely on incredible photography. We don't rely on ads or engagement-driven algorithms.

Chronological Feed — You control your feed. See photos as they are posted, with no confusing algorithms determining what you see. Easily pick up where you left off.

Everywhere — Glass works on iPhone, iPad, and the Web.

Designed for Photographers — With full EXIF data, categories, camera and lens feeds, and more, Glass has the features photographers want.

Community, Not Comparison — Focus on the photography, not your numbers. Build genuine connections with other passionate photographers through meaningful interactions, without public like counts and follower metrics.

Showcase Your Work — Create an optional public profile to share your photography portfolio with the world.

High Quality Images — We display your photos beautifully with minimal compression and support for P3 wide color on the latest devices.

Glass is your home for photography that apps like Instagram and Flickr used to be. With a focus on quality, community and craft, Glass is the place to showcase your best photography work and discover incredible talent from around the world.

Plans costs $6.99/month or $39.99/year. Your subscription directly supports our mission to build a sustainable, photographer-focused platform. We're 100% funded by the community - no outside investors, no shareholders, no ads.



Terms of Use: https://glass.photo/terms
Privacy Policy: https://glass.photo/privacy

What’s New

Version 3.7.1

Just fixing little bugs in our little app while we work on making things a little better before we release our biggest update and feature to Glass since we launched. TL;DR — LITTLE NOW, BIG SOON

Ratings and Reviews

4.6 out of 5
588 Ratings

588 Ratings

Editors’ Choice

We love that Glass elevates your photos with full-screen layouts and minimal compression. In the absence of likes and follower counts, there’s no need to focus on engagement—just share your favorite shots. With an engaged community of amateur and professional shutterbugs alike, the app makes it easy to share your love of photography.

Elisecaitlin ,

The photo app I’ve been looking for!

I know I’m not alone in feeling like Instagram just isn’t doing it for me anymore - the ads, the influencers, the reels. Need I say more? It’s just not a place for photos anymore, and that makes me so sad. I’ve been looking for a replacement for a while and recently found Glass. At first, I thought there’s no way I’m paying to use it. But after reading about the team and their mission, I figured it was something worth supporting. It’s still in it’s early days, but the more photographers who use it and support it, the better it will be. I actually feel excited to use it - something I haven’t felt about a social media app in a long time. There’s beautiful content and folks are excited to share their thoughts. It’s the start of a great community, and I’m excited to be a part of it!

RomanMF ,

Solid First Effort

I think this is a solid first step. The issue is I’m not sure the founders have established an identity for Glass outside of it not being Instagram. That’s reflected in the incredibly small feature set and some of the design decisions that feel a little aimless. The discovery tab is awful, full stop. Avatar icons are too big, photos are too small, sideways scrolling on all these tiny photos with no way to preview isn’t fun. Zooming into landscape images by default is also strange. Launching this app without a way to view a user’s full collection of images at a glance feels like a mistake. How did it launch without a way to edit captions? The app was in private beta for a minute and it makes me curious what it was like then.

There’s a lot of workshopping happening in their support pages and I worry they’re going to design this by committee and turn it into a hodgepodge of conflicting ideas. The work I’m referring to that needs to be done isn’t expensive. It doesn’t cost you anything to establish a set of concrete desires for your product. Does Glass want to foster a photography community and get people conversing with one another or does it want to be a portfolio site with some engagement functionality?

I’ve already subscribed for the year, I’m rooting for you all to turn this into something. Figure out what you want to be and pls god get more women on your platform.

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App Privacy

The developer, Glass Labs Inc., indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.

Data Linked to You

The following data may be collected and linked to your identity:

  • Contact Info
  • User Content
  • Identifiers

Data Not Linked to You

The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:

  • Diagnostics

Privacy practices may vary, for example, based on the features you use or your age. Learn More

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