Photo startups bloat: Everpix trying with $1 million funding to manage your photo bloat
Skift Take
Real need to manage photo bloat, lots of startups trying that, see Techcrunch's own "photo" tag for the bloat in the startupland. Jetpac is a travel industry native, and trying something similar in the vertical.
Everpix, the startup that organizes all your photos in the cloud, has closed a $1 million seed round led by Index Ventures and others. The service includes an online interface as well as desktop and mobile software which pushes all the photos from your computer or from your phone’s storage into the cloud, and then aggregates those along with others from services. automatically de-duplicates photos, organizes them into smart albums it calls “Moments.”
Up Next
Business Travel
The State of Corporate Travel and Expense 2025
A new report explores how for travel and finance managers are targeting enhanced ROI, new opportunities, greater efficiencies, time and money savings, and better experiences for employees with innovative travel and expense management solutions.
Sponsored 
Podcasts
Hyatt’s Vegas Boost, TSA’s Busiest Days and a New Indie Hotel Giant
Today's episode explains Hyatt's reach into Las Vegas resorts, a team up of independent hotels, and the TSA's busiest days of the year.
Online Travel
Ixigo CEO Explains Expansion Into Train Food Delivery Market
Ixigo's foray into train food delivery is not just about the financials. It's about building a loyal customer base that finds everything in one place.
Hotels
Who Is Fueling India’s Demand for Hostel Accommodations — India Report
While luxury hotels in India are catering to increasing number of Indian travelers, the surge in demand for hostels indicates growth in all areas of travel.
Hotels
Lark Hotels and Life House Team Up to Manage Lifestyle Properties
The thing about small lifestyle hotels is that they're supposed to be unique and special. But a new joint venture called Lark Hospitality claims it can help run these properties lucratively for owners by applying some best practices at scale.