
Capture
Take a fresh photo or three-second clip. Everyday moments are exactly the point.
Tokyo at night. A cat taking over the bed. The view from 35,000 feet. A rainy walk home. Something completely ordinary from somewhere else.
Take one real Moment. Receive one from somebody random.
Just ten quiet minutes before the day starts.
It should feel as simple as the app itself. Take something real, send it, and see what somebody else sends back.

Take a fresh photo or three-second clip. Everyday moments are exactly the point.

Send your Moment out randomly or directly to a profile. Your public sharing choices stay yours.
Receive something back and get a tiny window into an ordinary moment somewhere else.
Cats. Commutes. Travel days. Selfies. Coffee. A night in Japan. A view somebody happened to stop for. That is much closer to the feel of MomentSwap.
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PHOTOIllustrative example media is used to show the kind of everyday Moments the app is designed for.
The website now follows the same visual language as the app: warm paper, rounded cards, strong type, violet actions and small coral/mint details.
Moments are captured inside the app so the experience stays closer to what is happening now.
Photos and three-second videos keep each exchange lightweight and quick.
See broad areas and where your own Moments travel without precise live-location sharing.
Choose what stays private and what appears on your profile or Explore.
Reporting, blocking, moderation, broad-area location and account deletion are built into the product rather than bolted on later.
Public sharing is a choice, not the default.
MomentSwap is being prepared for its first public iPhone release.