Lone Palm Labs secures over $21 million in Series A funding to advance Retro, its private photo-sharing and consumer social platform. The San Francisco-based startup focuses on a niche social experience centered around curated photo sharing. Investors back the company’s vision of blending privacy with social connectivity in digital media.
Retro, a photo-sharing app for friends, secures over $21 million in Series A funding. The platform was developed by former Instagram product engineers Nathan Sharp and Ryan Olson. Retro targets a niche audience focused on private, social photo sharing.
Retro introduces **Rewind**, a private feature allowing users to browse past photos directly from their camera roll. The friend-focused app, with around one million users, already supports shared albums and weekly photo updates among close circles. This new tool lets individuals revisit memories without immediate sharing, unless opted otherwise.
