Myseum.AI partners with non-profit organizations

Darin Myman, CEO & Founder, Picture Party by Myseum

Myseum.AI, Inc., the privacy-first agentic AI and social media technology company, announced it has launched a new active user acquisition platform that partners with mission-driven non-profit organizations to introduce the Picture Party private, group-based photo and video sharing platform, to their members, volunteers, families, and supporters nationwide. Through the new platform, participating non-profit organizations including regional affiliates of Special Olympics, YMCA, Junior Achievement, Coaches Across America, Learn Fresh, KABOOM! and 28 additional partners will invite their communities to create and join Picture Party groups to privately capture, share, and preserve the moments that matter most, from game days and volunteer events to fundraisers, camps, and community programs.

Collectively, the initial partner organizations represent an estimated reach of more than 1.6 million members and supporters. The program is designed as a mutually beneficial partnership model. Non-profit partners receive a turnkey engagement tool that strengthens their communities and keeps memories within a safe, private environment, while Myseum.AI gains a scalable, lower-cost channel for acquiring engaged, active users. As part of the program, non-profit partners will receive a donation of up to $2.00 for each unique member that joins their fundraiser’s Picture Party and will earn up to 15% of the revenue generated through the sale of in-app purchases and products within their communities. Unlike traditional fundraisers, the program requires no selling and no out-of-pocket cost.

“User growth and revenue growth are our top priorities, and this platform is built to drive both at the same time,” said Darin Myman, CEO of Myseum.AI. “By partnering with trusted non-profit organizations that collectively reach more than 1.6 million members and supporters, we gain a scalable, cost-efficient path to acquiring engaged, active users, while every new member and every in-app purchase directly support a great cause. It’s a model where our growth and our partners’ fundraising success go hand in hand, and we believe it can become a meaningful driver of both user acquisition and revenue for the company.”

In other news, Myseum.AI, a privacy-first agentic AI and social media technology company, announced that Amazon Web Services has committed to fund a portion of the development of the company’s privacy-first AI album creation and media management tool for its Picture Party social media platform. The AWS-backed initiative, in collaboration with Caylent, an AWS Premier Partner, supports Myseum.AI’s expanded development of proprietary, privacy-first, localized agentic AI that assists in managing personal media such as photos, videos, and messages, while maintaining user privacy. The technology adapts to individual patterns and preferences to better assist the user while maintaining data integrity and encryption to ensure that user information is never shared with any other social platforms.

“Having AWS commit to funding a portion of the development of our privacy-first AI technology is a tremendous validation of our vision for Picture Party,” said Myman. “Working with Caylent, an AWS Premier Partner, gives us the engineering depth that will help expedite the development of our privacy-first agentic AI tools that provide our users an enhanced experience without sacrificing personal privacy.”

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