Looking for Testers for an AI Privacy Platform

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lotuslabs · 7h ago

Hey everyone!

I recently started working on an app that can scan photos and videos, find license plates, faces, and tattoos and remove them with the click of a button! the idea is to help people easily find and remove identifiable elements from photos and videos to make posting content online just a little more private.

We are very new so we are looking for more testers to sign up for our private beta test that starts August 24th. We will be giving free usage tokens to all beta users who sign up before the 24th!

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Looking for Testers for an AI Privacy Platform

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