Path app review

Stuart Dredge

December 23, 2010

There is no shortage of ways to share photos from your iPhone, with the Facebook app the most popular by far. However, new app Path has been launched as a counterpoint to that, promising to create a ‘personal network’ limited to just your closest friends and family.

Specifically, you can sign up to 50 people – but no more – to share photos with, tagging them with people, places and things, and getting notified when contacts have looked at them. The idea is that you’ll share more private pics than you would on Facebook. Interesting and intriguing, and very stylish.

Rating: 4 out of 5

Platform iPhone

Price Free

Developer Path

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