Microsoft

Swing exited to Microsoft in 2017. It was recognized in the same year by Entrepreneur magazine's Best Entrepreneurial Companies in America awards. Swing’s mission was to reimagine the photograph and the Polaroid brand. Its debut app, SWNG, launched in 2016 through a unique partnership with Polaroid, allows users to create interactive ‘living photos’. The result is a new visual medium to stand alongside photos and videos. SWNG has been featured by Apple as the top featured product on the App Store, and in Apple retail stores across the world. Apple described Swing's impact on the Polaroid brand in 2016: "Like a photogenic phoenix, Polaroid has risen again. This time around, they’ve ditched physical photos in favor of something a bit like GIFs: playable, rewindable, moving pics. With a swipe or a tilt of your hand, these pictures come to life. It’s hard to explain and irrestibily captivating. Plus, we absolutely adore the authentic old-school feel. After all, it’s Polaroid." Following this digital transformation and relaunch, the Polaroid brand was acquired in 2017. Swing has developed a range of imaging technology across software and hardware, with senior employees recruited from Apple, Instagram and beyond. Based in San Francisco and New York, Swing is backed by top tier investors and individuals including Twitter Co-Founder Biz Stone.

Pixtr Ltd. is a mobile photo editing application company founded in 2012 and based in Haifa, Israel. The application is designed to enhance photographs automatically, allowing users to achieve professional-quality results without requiring photography expertise. By focusing on the main subjects of images, particularly people, Pixtr improves their appearance, ensuring they look their best regardless of personal insecurities. The application features tools for eliminating skin blemishes, correcting red-eye, and enhancing selfies, making it suitable for both individual and group photos. Pixtr aims to make advanced image improvement accessible to the general public, with aspirations to become a standard in the photography space, ensuring that all online images benefit from its technology.

RotaryView Ltd., based in Israel, provides an innovative platform that transforms object and product photos into engaging 360-degree online presentations. The company offers a user-friendly and scalable solution for online retailers, allowing them to manage visual content effectively and enhance the shopping experience. By enabling retailers to showcase products through various formats such as images, 360° views, 3D models, interactive videos, and product tours, RotaryView significantly improves product display and user engagement. The platform streamlines the entire process of creating, uploading, editing, and embedding visual content, making it accessible and efficient. Additionally, RotaryView incorporates a unique management layer that supports multi-variant testing, which optimizes visual content display and facilitates high-level personalization for improved customer interactions.

Fotoable is a photo application software. The company offers a platform that enables users to sort, share and view photos and videos in the cloud. The app features pro edit, collages, magazine-style collages, and pic-in-pic modes. Fotoable was founded by Wilson Lee in 2012 and is headquartered in Beijing, China.

Wooju is the app that lets you snap & solve life's choices. Simply snap a picture, ask a yes/no question and send to friends. They vote, and you receive an easy-to-use poll that helps you decide what to do. And hey, if you're not satisfied with your friends' opinions, you can always ask a random selection of our user base by opting to go public.

Fotoable is a photo application software. The company offers a platform that enables users to sort, share and view photos and videos in the cloud. The app features pro edit, collages, magazine-style collages, and pic-in-pic modes. Fotoable was founded by Wilson Lee in 2012 and is headquartered in Beijing, China.

Developer of a software designed to create and share digital media. The company's Vizrea Snap software allows users to securely and automatically move photos, video, audio, and more between camera phones and computer and share them with friends, enabling them to view photos from anywhere.