Fotoloce

Cluster, Homeroom and Tripcast are independent apps built and maintained by a tiny team of people who care about keeping them running for the long term. The company itself is called Fotoloce.

There's no big corporation behind this, and no big name investors. We built Cluster because we wanted a private place to share photos with the people we care about, without the noise and manipulation of social media.

Nothing you upload is automatically shared anywhere. You decide who sees your photos. You own everything you upload. That's the Cluster Promise, and it's baked into our terms of service.

When you buy a subscription or order a photo book, you're directly supporting a small, independent business — and helping us keep the service running for everyone.

Apps

Most of our products are focused providing experiences that empower people to enhance their relationships with close family and friends.

  • Cluster

    Private group sharing with friends and family.

    Cluster gives you a private space to share photos and memories with the people you choose, away from social media. Make your own groups and share pics, videos, comments, and chat!

  • Tripcast

    A living travel journal for your friends back home.

    Tripcast lets you share your travel photos with the people who want to see everything, not just the highlights. Start a trip, invite your friends and family to the album, and give them live photo updates from the road!

  • Homeroom

    Give parents a seat in the classroom.

    Homeroom is an easy way to share what's happening in your classroom with your students' parents. Upload your photos safely to private classroom albums only parents and teachers can see, away from the rest of the internet.

Writing

We try to share what we learn along the way. Here are some of our most popular posts.

Team

Cluster is built by a small, independent team.

Some folks help out occasionally, others keep an eye on things all the time.

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  • Taylor Hughes

    Bug Fixer

    Taylor has worked at Facebook, YouTube and many startups. He's been building and using Cluster every day since 2013 — over a decade of independent app development.

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