Instagram analogue: a new photo-sharing app is gaining popularity

A new photo-sharing app called Locket is gaining popularity among users who use iOS devices.

According to TechCrunch, the social network is different from the Instagram's credibility is that it doesn't have a feed.

The app was created by Matt Moss of the University of California. He developed the Hawkeye service, which tracks eye movement through the phone's camera.

After registering, Locket requests access to contacts. When a friend sends a photo to a user, it immediately appears in the Medallion widget on the home screen.

“When you use Locket, you create a history of the photos you send to your friends. Scroll down in the Locket app to travel back in time and explore your history, — said in the message.