Sometimes you find something and not know exactly what it is. And if you could take a photo on your iPhone, upload to a site where people can submit responses and voting on the best, and send a link to all your contacts on Twitter to get them to pose? That essentially describes a simple idthis site developed by Billy Chasen, who has created chartbeat (discussed here) and betaworks firef.ly.
With idthis, a website and the iPhone (iTunes link), the concept is fairly simple, but I see that go in different directions. One is a simple utility. You see an old BMW convertible on the street and want to know what year it is. Share with idthis. It could also be a way to play video games. Take a look at an object or do a bit vague and see who can guess what comes first.
With idthis, a website and the iPhone (iTunes link), the concept is fairly simple, but I see that go in different directions. One is a simple utility. You see an old BMW convertible on the street and want to know what year it is. Share with idthis. It could also be a way to play video games. Take a look at an object or do a bit vague and see who can guess what comes first.
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