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Snap.as by Matt Baer

Simple photo and gallery sharing.

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About Snap.as

Simple photo and gallery sharing. Snap.as is a creators & writers product built by indie maker Matt Baer.

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Write.as

write.as

Minimalist, privacy-first, ad-free blogging and newsletter platform.

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WriteFreely

writefreely.org

Open-source, federated blogging software behind Write.as that anyone can self-host.

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Submit.as

submit.as

Accepts writing submissions without requiring writers to sign up.

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Remark.as

remark.as

Lets readers start conversations around blog posts.

Snap.as FAQ

What is Snap.as?

Snap.as is a creators & writers product: Simple photo and gallery sharing.

Who made Snap.as?

Snap.as was made by Matt Baer, Founder of Write.as and WriteFreely, the self-funded Musing Studio suite. Matt Baer has also built Write.as, WriteFreely, Submit.as, Remark.as.

Is Snap.as still active?

Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, Snap.as is still active and run by Matt Baer at snap.as.

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