A Snapchat alternative for private photos

What Snapchat doesn't do

Your account is tied to a number or email, your username follows you from chat to chat, and the recipient can always screenshot or film with another phone. The "ephemeral" photo stays attached to your identity.

A self-destructing link, no account

With AnonShot you send a link instead of a photo. You pick how long it lasts (1 hour, 24 hours, a set date or a single view), add a password if needed, and metadata is wiped. The recipient installs nothing and sees no account behind the link.

Comparison

Both approaches at a glance.

• Account: required on Snapchat, optional on AnonShot.
• Lifetime: a few seconds on Snapchat; from 1 hour to a set date or a single view on AnonShot.
• Password: no on Snapchat, yes on AnonShot.
• Screenshots: possible everywhere, no tool can stop them.

To show without a specific recipient

If you mostly want to show and get feedback rather than send to someone, the AnonShot Exchange replaces the snap with an anonymous rating out of 10: no username, no chat, adults only.

The right habit in every case

No app prevents a screenshot. Frame without your face, check the background and only send what you'd be fine seeing shared.