Picwing was founded by Edward Kim, Enrique Rodriguez Chamussy.

Who are Picwing's investors?

Picwing's investors include Y Combinator.

Where is Picwing headquartered?

Picwing is headquartered in San Francisco, US.

Picwing

DefunctYC S08

San Francisco, US · 11 employees · 1 known investors

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Picwing is a photo-sharing platform for families that lets users send photos by email or phone for automatic printing and biweekly mailing to recipients. It also makes Linux-based digital photo frames that display images sent from a desktop or phone within seconds.

Also known as Port Eighty, Inc.

Consumer Hardware SocialUnited States of AmericaAmerica / Canada

Founders & leadership· Y Combinator alumni (S08)

Edward Kim Co-founder and CEO2008–2011Edward Kim was co-founder and head of engineering at Gusto, a payroll and HR platform.

Enrique Rodriguez Chamussy Co-founder2008–2009Enrique Rodriguez Chamussy founded Together Video Chat, which was acquired in 2022. He now leads MovePlay, a camera-based fitness application for children.

Investors · 1

Y Combinatorlisted by Y CombinatorSan Francisco · $500K

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Founder mafia

2 people who came through Picwing went on to found or lead other companies.

Edward KimCEOFounded ZenPayroll +1 Enrique Rodriguez ChamussyFounderFounded Together Video Chat

Related companies · 4

SnipshotSnipshot was a browser-based photo editor that let users crop, resize, adjust colors, and enhance photos online via a bookmarklet and save them back to the web. The company was acquired by Ansa in 2013.

BumpBump built mobile apps that let people exchange contact information and photos by bumping phones together, and also made photo-sharing apps including the unreleased Photoroll that became the basis for Google Photos. The company was acquired by Google in 2013.

RumeRume provides video chat software designed to mimic the social dynamics of physical gatherings, allowing users to have breakout conversations and move freely between groups.

Hyper OnlineHyper provides avatar and AI storytelling tools that enable consumers to create their own content and experiences, positioning itself in the creator economy space.

Companies working in the same space as Picwing.

Legal entities · 1

corporate structure

Port Eighty, Inc.

Frequently asked questions

What does Picwing do?: Picwing is a photo-sharing platform for families that lets users send photos by email or phone for automatic printing and biweekly mailing to recipients. It also makes Linux-based digital photo frames that display images sent from a desktop or phone within seconds.
Who founded Picwing?: Picwing was founded by Edward Kim, Enrique Rodriguez Chamussy.
Who are Picwing's investors?: Picwing's investors include Y Combinator.
Where is Picwing headquartered?: Picwing is headquartered in San Francisco, US.