One of the biggest anxieties when meeting someone from an app is: "Will they look like their profile picture?" Profile photos are often heavily edited, filtered, or taken several years ago.
In Flare, camera roll uploads are disabled when dropping a Flare. The camera opens live inside the app, forcing a 2-second quick capture. This guarantees that every broadcast is backed by a 100% genuine, real-time photo taken today.
Imagine walking into a crowded rooftop lounge or busy coffee shop. Looking for someone based on a studio portrait from 2023 is stressful. Seeing a quick selfie showing a "black jacket and green cap" turns a stressful search into an instant smile of recognition.
Your outfit selfie is not saved permanently to your public profile. It exists only for the duration of your venue broadcast. When your Flare expires, the photo is archived—keeping your digital footprint minimal and private.
← Back to Flare Journal