Chuvak

Good question. I'm sure there are people who will do that - like Snapchat/IG stories, this isn't foolproof and ultimately shouldn't be used to share nuclear launch codes.

The main point is distribution of images for short-term. Posts automatically get deleted in 90 days and timed post is an optional default setting. The nice part is you can share the URL any way you want (email, forum, text) without requiring registrations/accounts from either side.

This started off as a side-project and a desire to build something polished.

That's a fair point. I will edit the comment to clarify, since your quote will have the original. Thank you for checking it out and sharing your thoughts!

Had more time recently to focus and get Pearesh to a respectable stage.

Fundamentally, Pearesh is a tool to share disposable posts/images. Posts automatically get deleted after a few months. Post default setting’s timed; think Snapchat/IG stories but without requiring registration/accounts [utilizing single-use codes].

Data collection by Pearesh is kept as anonymous as possible, there are no third party analytic scripts (e.g. Google Analytics), or any user information selling/lending. Pearesh does utilize AWS services - including but not limited to web hosting and CDN.

Additionally, an optional byproduct and sprinkle on top, you can create a column (category or theme of posts) and have people subscribe for a newsletter-based aggregated feed without requiring an account. Just a simple email confirmation.

Of course, for long term storage there are better alternatives.

Any questions, suggestions or criticisms welcomed.

Edit: adjusted to accommodate scott31's comment