Odysee offers an app that syncs full-resolution photos and videos from smartphones to a user’s home computer, providing local backup and a personal photo/video social stream. The product supports iOS now, a Windows desktop client today and a Mac client promised before year-end, with an Android alpha in testing. It includes automatic, timed sharing between specified users so families can immediately see each other’s captures while originals archive to the family PC. The company plans to be storage-agnostic long term, offering an API for first-person cameras and support for destinations like Amazon Glacier, offline home storage, or third-party cloud providers. Odysee charges nothing the first year and plans a $5/year pricing thereafter, and says it needs about 3 million users to be self-sustainable at that price point. The startup is a four-person team and has raised $750,000 in angel funding while engaging potential partners on storage and capture integrations.

Total raised

$1M

Funding rounds

1

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Nov 2014