OUR CIRCLE · 함께
incove has no public feed. No like-counts to chase, no follower tallies, no eyes of strangers. Your videos rest quietly, only within the circles you choose.
Where the world's waves never reach.
No public feed · no followers · no recommendations · no stranger matching
How do you share photos and videos with family without social media?
You need a closed circle rather than an audience. On incove a video is visible only inside the circles you choose to share it with — there is no public feed, no discovery, no followers, and no stranger matching, and every moment defaults to 'only me.' You can belong to many circles at once — family, friends, grandparents — and make the same video visible to one and invisible to another. Shared videos appear to members right away and you can talk there in real time, while words meant to wait can be sealed as an Echo for a future date. Everything is end-to-end encrypted.
Every moment lands first on your own timeline. Sharing to a circle is entirely your choice, and sending anything outside always takes an explicit yes.
Family as family, friends as friends. A person can belong to many circles, and the same moment can be visible to one and invisible to another.
Share a video with members instantly and chat right there with regular, immediately visible comments. For words meant to wait, seal them as an Echo and let time deliver them on the day you set.
A small sea of our own.
Here, just us.INCOVE · Together
FAQ
Yes — incove is a private photo sharing app for families and small circles. The photos and videos you share are visible only inside the circles you choose, with no public feed, no followers, and no algorithm. Every moment is end-to-end encrypted and defaults to 'only me.'
Yes. As a family photo sharing app, incove keeps everything inside your family circle — like a private family album that grows a little every day, with videos as well as photos. Unlike album apps built around prints and public cloud storage, everything here is end-to-end encrypted, there are no ads, and moments can also be sealed as time capsules or gathered into recap films.
No. incove has no public feed and no discovery. Videos are visible only to members of the circles you share them to.
Every moment defaults to 'only me.' Both circle sharing and external sharing happen only when you choose them.
Yes. You can belong to many circles at once — family, friends — each with its own names and its own visible moments.
incove is free to download and works for exactly this: invite them to one circle, and the week's clips land there and nowhere else. There's no feed for them to learn, no follower count, and nothing they post can escape the circle.
Yes. Sharing on incove isn't public — it's keeping within your circle. Like a private album only your family or friends hold onto, kept among yourselves for the long run, never leaking outside.
Other ways to stay private
INCOVE · CONCEPTS
Sealed messages sent to the future
Group your clips over any period
An account for pets, babies, parents
End-to-end encrypted, even from us
Your home, over your own photo
How incove differs from friend-based apps
