A lot of people are tired of how social media feels now. We made tagme for real photos and the people you actually know.
of Gen Z adults say social media has a negative impact on society.
of Gen Z users don't like AI-generated content and prefer posts made by real people.
of U.S. adults under 30 have been harassed online, more than any other age group.
It's banned here. Every post is a real photo from a real person.
Your feed is photos from your groups and nothing else.
Every email is verified and you have to sign up with your name.
There aren't any. tagme is photos and the people in them.
Private groups are invite-only. Only the members know they exist.
tagme matches faces with 99.9% accuracy, within 2.3 seconds. Every tag waits for the person's OK.
Add a photo of yourself upon joining to set it up
Drop all your photos in the app. tagme scans them within seconds
Everyone gets matched, tagged, and pinged, with the option to confirm or deny any tag
Face tagging only works if you trust it, so here's how tagme handles your data.
Every tag waits for your OK, and you can remove one any time.
tagme keeps a numeric vector of your face, and it isn't tied to your identity.
Only the groups you're in can tag your face.
Deleting your account deletes your face data too.
tagme doesn't sell your data to anyone.
Every account is email-verified, and groups can require it.
of Americans have little or no trust that social media leaders won't sell their data without consent.
Hover a feature to see it on a real photo dump.
The tagme app is a photo sharing app that tags every person in a group's shared photos using face recognition. Upload a batch of photos from an event to a group and tagme finds each face and matches it to the right person. No manual tagging. The website is plstag.me and the app is on the App Store.
Each person adds their face once when they join. From then on, new photos get matched against the group's members and tagged. Anyone can confirm or deny a tag on themselves.
Kind of, but a lot simpler. You share photos in groups and the photos you're in show up for you. There aren't any reels or endless scrolling, and everything you see comes from your groups.
tagme uses face recognition to match faces in a group's photos to the people in that group. It doesn't generate anything, and AI-generated content isn't allowed on the platform.
tagme stores your face as a number, not as a photo, and only the groups you're in can tag it. We don't sell it. If you delete your account, your face data gets deleted too.
Not yet. tagme is on iOS and in the browser at plstag.me. Android is on the list.
Yes. Free on iOS and on the web.