Honest answers to the questions people ask about GramPhoto — verified against what the app does today.
There's a free plan that includes full automatic backup and viewing features, and it displays ads. A paid Premium plan that removes ads is planned but isn't available for purchase yet.
No. GramPhoto is currently available on Android only. We won't claim an iOS app until one actually ships.
Install GramPhoto from Google Play, sign in, and grant the app access to your photos and media. It then backs up your library automatically and keeps new photos syncing.
Your photos and videos are uploaded to your cloud library so they're protected and available across your devices. Uploads are encrypted in transit while they move from your device to the cloud.
Your photos are encrypted in transit during upload. We don't claim end-to-end encryption, because that's not what ships today.
Yes. Sign in on another Android device and your backed-up library is available there, because it lives in the cloud rather than on a single phone.
Yes. Connect your account in the app, then select a synced album and share it to Telegram directly.
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GramPhoto doesn't sell tiers by storage size and doesn't cap the photos and videos you can back up. If the service hosting your library ever enforces a limit, we'll say so plainly.
Ads fund the free plan so full automatic backup can stay free. A paid Premium plan that removes ads is planned.
Premium is planned to remove ads and add RAW editing and priority support, but nothing is available for purchase yet. We'll announce details when it's ready.
Email gramphotos@kumawat.co.in, or use the in-app Tech Support and Report issues options, which pre-fill an email with your app version.
Still have questions? Read how photo backup works, check the blog, or get in touch.