Lone Palm Labs
Retro — Photos with Friends
Publisher DNA
What defines Lone Palm Labs?
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Portfolio
What does Lone Palm Labs ship?
Apps
1 app analysed
Private-by-default design lowers social-media anxiety
- Private social sharing with close friends creates a low-pressure environment for authentic memory preservation
- Paywall restrictions on video uploads frustrate users who want to share dynamic content for free
Tightly focused on 3 markets (Mexico, South Korea, United States).
Based on 1 of 1 app with localized market data · last scanned .
Americas (2)
- Mexico1 / 1
- United States1 / 1
Asia-Pacific (1)
- South Korea1 / 1
Core markets (1/1 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
1
Positive apps
0
Neutral / mixed
0
Negative apps
85/100
Avg sentiment score
Rivals
Who does Lone Palm Labs compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(1)
Both apps compete for the private photo-sharing market by offering alternatives to public social media feeds for close-knit groups and event attendees.
Same space(20)
Photoshop Express provides the professional-grade editing tools that Retro lacks, appealing to users who want to refine their photos before sharing.
Amazon Photos serves as a passive cloud repository for the same media Retro users capture, but it competes for storage space rather than social attention.
SCRL offers a specialized collage format that serves as a creative alternative for users who want to display multiple photos in a single post.
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Users report: Live Photo Camera provides advanced capture and format conversion tools that appeal to users wanting more control over their original media.
Hypic competes for the attention of social media creators who prioritize aesthetic filters and AI-driven image generation.
PicCollage provides a broad set of creative tools for visual storytelling that complements the scrapbook-style focus of Retro.
CEWE provides a professional-grade printing service that competes with Retro for the physical preservation of digital memories.
CHEERZ offers a wide range of physical photo products that serve as a tangible alternative to Retro's digital-first scrapbook model.
Retake AI offers a specialized facial retouching service that competes for the attention of social media users seeking high-quality portraits.
Fizzer directly competes with Retro's postcard printing by offering a global delivery service for personalized physical cards.
Frameo competes for the same family-sharing use case as Retro, but anchors its utility to dedicated hardware rather than a digital journal.
Journi Print is a direct competitor to Retro's postcard revenue stream, focusing on automated physical book creation for travelers.
Lalalab competes with Retro's postcard printing by offering a diverse catalog of physical photo products for the European market.
FunPic provides a comprehensive suite of collage and editing tools that serves as a creative toolkit for users building social media feeds.
Photobox provides a comprehensive printing platform that competes with Retro for the creation of premium physical photo gifts.
Photomyne serves the archival needs of users who want to digitize physical collections, acting as a utility that precedes the sharing phase in Retro.
FotoCollage offers a high-volume layout tool that allows users to combine up to 100 photos, serving users who need to organize large batches of images.
Prequel targets the same social-media-focused audience as Retro but emphasizes aesthetic transformation over private memory preservation.
Snapfish provides a high-volume printing service that competes for the same physical keepsake market as Retro.
Pic Collage Maker offers a simple, free-to-use tool for combining photos that serves as a lightweight alternative for casual users.
New entrants(1)
Ultra HD Camera provides an all-in-one capture and editing tool that serves as a foundational utility for users before they share content.
