I think Loom does.

Every time a startup I like fails I find myself less and less likely to use another one.

Everpix was really really easy and I would have been happy to pay double what I was for it, its a real shame to see it shut down.

The problem with Dropbox is that photos are eating space on my local hard drive, unless I manually manage them. Everpix was perfect from the syncing perspective. Sharing could have been improved and I think they should have put more effort to private sharing experience and that would have helped with growth too.

I'm sorry, I must have missed the link to the requirements document.

Will just say for anyone that never used Everpix that flickr, zenfolio and smugmug don't really do the same job. Yes they all host photos, but the whole point is that it's an automated process, imports from multiple sources and does magic like de-duplication.