Shoto photo app launches on Android and iOS "Shoto works out which of your real friends are with you, and automatically brings together your and their photos into a single set of smart albums, so that you can enjoy memories without having to nag, be nagged and without looking at your photos in a piecemeal manner." says Sachin Dev Duggal, co-founder and 'chief wizard' at Shoto. We are entering a world of new dimensions and context; private is the new social, people want to have intimate conversations about real memories with their real friends. Shoto does exactly this - no manual process, no setup, just unparalleled ease and control. Users can control what others see by selecting "me," "friends there," or "world" using an simple circle gesture. This can be set at an app, album or photo level and control is instant, meaning that as the privacy setting are changed, photos appear or disappear from other people's phones. The app includes machine-learning algorithms that build up an understanding of the user based on their historical photo-taking behaviour. Duggal has big plans to build on this intelligence to offer new services such as restaurant recommendations as the app develops. Shoto was launched today at the Dublin Web Summit and is now available, for free, in the Apple App Store and via Google Play.