PicSee, developed by Mayank Bidawatka, co-founder of the now-defunct Indian social network Koo, aims to revolutionize personal photo sharing. The app, available on iOS and Android, automatically detects and shares photos of friends from users' camera rolls, eliminating the need for conventional messaging platforms like WhatsApp or Instagram. Users can send sharing requests, and once accepted, the app will prompt them to send new photos of their friends. Privacy is a key focus, with all processing done locally on devices and encrypted connections for sharing. However, PicSee may struggle to attract users who are accustomed to existing photo-sharing methods. The app also plans to enhance social engagement features and integrate with existing photo storage solutions.