The most honest Valentine's Day gift
PastBook lets Facebook-users print a book with tagged photos
PastBook launches an easy way to create the perfect Valentine's Day gift. Especially for men who have trouble to find a suitable and original gift for their better half, PastBook's new feature should be a relief.
PastBook offers Facebook users three options to create a great photo book for Valentine's Day. They can choose between photos:
- in which only the Facebook user has been tagged;
- in which the user and his or her partner has been tagged;
- the ones that the user uploaded in a specific album.
PastBook is the first company worldwide that provides a one-click way to print photo books with Facebook-tagged photos, including comments and likes.
The Valentine's Day books can be ordered before January 30th at http://bit.ly/10wuwo8 as from 13,90 € (VAT and shipment included). A free PDF version of the book will also available and can be downloaded.
PastBook's vision - to gather in one place people's memories by providing an online and off-line (PDF/Printed) way to relive them - is moving a step forward with this new feature. Remember: more is still to come during the fresh year of 2013.
About PastBook
About the company: https://www.pastbook.com
Founded in 2012 in Amsterdam by Stefano Cutello, as part of RockStart Accelerator, PastBook has been named one of the ‘Hottest startups in Europe” by Wired, won the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 in the "Media & Entertainment“ category and secured a top 20 spot in the Financial Times Europe's Fastest Growing Companies list.
PastBook is on a mission to make reliving memories frictionless. Allowing consumers to create beautiful photo products, in one-tap from pictures that are nowadays scattered between social networks and devices. Its Intelligent Instant Photo Book platform automatically and intelligently selects the best photos from the designated source, instantly arranging them into beautiful photo products, ranging from photo books, posters, photo tiles and calendars - printed and shipped worldwide across a global printing network.