Every street corner, viewpoint, and park bench holds decades of photographs — scattered across archives and strangers' phones. SharedPics layers them onto the spot where they were taken, so you can scrub through time from exactly where you stand.
A century on one corner. Drag the slider to travel through it yourself — this is what any spot becomes in SharedPics.
SharedPics launches pre-loaded with tens of thousands of geolocated photographs from public archives. You add the layer that's missing: today.
The map glows where photographs exist — city corners, viewpoints, storefronts, trailheads. Some spots go back a century.
Take one photo from where you stand. Your shot joins the record and unlocks the spot's full timeline — every era, every angle.
Drag the slider and watch the place change: signage, cars, skylines, seasons. History you can stand inside.
Point your camera and a translucent overlay of an old photograph appears — taken from the very spot you're standing on. Match the framing, press the shutter, and SharedPics registers the two images perfectly.
The result is a then-and-now pair you can crossfade, slide, or morph — the kind of image people painstakingly recreate by hand today, made in ten seconds.
Before anyone else's photos matter, SharedPics is a time machine for your own life.
Import your camera roll and every geotagged photo lands on the map. A private atlas of everywhere you've been — years of it, instantly.
Walk past a place you photographed nine years ago and SharedPics quietly surfaces it. Your own history, returned to you exactly where it happened.
Everything imported stays private by default. Contribute a photo to a public spot only when you want to unlock its timeline.
We're opening one city at a time, seeded with its local archives. Tell us where you are — cities with the most signups go first.
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