Odibly app for iPhone and iPad

Photos with Audio.

Your life is precious, a work of art and your photos should be treated as such. You do not need filters, stickers, drawings, or animations to improve your photos, your life is interesting. In the future you will not want to look back on your photos and see it tainted with these things. Neither do we. Here at Odibly we feel that your life is beautiful and the raw photos you take is what you want to look at now and in the future. If you want to enhance your photos, we have a proprietary (patent pending) camera so you can record audio while you take a photo, or not. This does not interfere with your photos but adds to them by capturing sounds heard when the photo was taken. We also feel that your phone should not be used as storage for all your precious moments so we made it very simple to MOVE your photos from your mobile device to Odibly freeing up space on your phone for more games, music, and anything else. This also ensures your photos are always accessible even if you destroy your phone, simply log into Odibly from another device and all your photos are there waiting for you. Since you will be moving all your photos to Odibly we made them incredibly easy to find, sort, organize, and share.

*Take a photo with or without audio.
*Message your friends with a photo, photo with audio, audio, and text.
*Sort #tags to better view the #tags you want to see.
*Record audio comments and reply to audio comments.
*Move photo off your mobile into Odibly freeing up space on your mobile.
*Choose how you want to share (Friends or Followers)
*Share and interact with photos.
*Easily create and share photo albums.
*"Link" albums with friends to view all photos from one event in one place.
*Move photos from mobile to Odibly or from one Odibly album to another.
*Respond quickly to private messages in our messaging widget.
*View your albums directly from your profile in 4 views.
1. Grid view
2. Post view
3. Row view - slide left or right to view all photos in an albums
4. Cover view - hold your finger against the screen to slide show through an album