Every year, trillions of photos are captured but rarely shared with the friends in them. PicSee changes that. Using on-device facial recognition and a patent-pending “give to get” system, the app automatically identifies which photos belong to whom and helps friends exchange them securely with a single tap.

PicSee scans a user’s gallery, recognizes faces, and generates a personalized invite such as: “I have 75 of your pics. Come get them on PicSee.”

Once two friends approve each other, PicSee automatically exchanges their photos from the past - and any new ones clicked - through a 24-hour review window, giving either the ability to cancel or recall photos anytime. The result is an effortless, fair, and private photo-sharing experience that works both ways.

Mayank Bidawatka, Founder of PicSee, said:

“Over two trillion photos are clicked every year but never reach the people in them. We built PicSee to bring those memories back — privately, effortlessly, and without storing anyone’s data. Our ‘give to get’ mutual sharing flow ensures everyone benefits from a fun and fair exchange. With best-in-class privacy, everything stays encrypted and on-device — even we can’t see your photos.

PicSee is a new kind of social media built around shared memories - not metrics. It’s designed to make people happy again - not anxious, insecure, or manipulated.”

Privacy-first architecture

Unlike traditional social or photo sharing apps, PicSee never stores photos on its servers. Transfers are end-to-end encrypted, users get a 24-hour review window, screenshots are blocked, and users can recall photos anytime - making it one of the most secure photo platforms globally.

With users across 60+ countries, PicSee is redefining social connections from likes and followers to shared memories among close friends. Nearly 30% of the users have more of their photos on PicSee than in their own camera galleries!