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Photo-sharing app Lapse raised $30 million in Series A funding, its success built with a stripped-down social experience with no editing and delayed access to images.
Lapse, a photo-sharing app that growth hacked its way to the top of the App Store earlier this year, is starting to lose steam. The app, which had forced
Lapse, a photo-sharing app that growth hacked its way to the top of the App Store earlier this year, is starting to lose steam. The app, which had forced users to invite their friends in order to get in -- a technique now being used by new social app ID by Amo, saw early success with this method of "going viral." This September, the app jumped from No. 118 Overall to reach No. 1 on the U.S. App Store.
Photo sharing app Lapse has rocketed to the top of its App Store category, emphasizing sharing photos with friends over follower growth.
Lapse, a new photo app, has entered the fray. Can it last?