PEERSHOTS GUIDES

Get started with PeerShots on Android

Install PeerShots on Android, create your account, follow creators and share your first post. US availability, age requirements and troubleshooting explained.

Before you install

PeerShots is a photo and video community with free posts and optional paid creator content. The Android release is currently available in the United States. You must be at least 18 to use the service. Downloading the app does not require subscribing to a creator.

1. Open the correct Google Play listing

Use the download button on this page. Check that the listing says PeerShots: Platform That Pays and the developer is Peershots llc. The Android package is com.peershots.app. Google Play will tell you whether your device is compatible.

2. Create or sign in to your account

Open the app and use its sign-up screen if you are new, or sign in with your existing account. Use an email you can access, choose a username and a unique password, and enter accurate age information. Read the terms and community guidelines before creating your account. Never share your password or verification codes with someone offering followers or earnings.

3. Find something you want to follow

Explore the feed and creator profiles. Look for an example of the kind of work you enjoy: a photo series, cooking video or creative project. Following a creator and buying a subscription are different actions. Review any paid offer before purchasing.

4. Share your first post

If you want to create, start with an original photo or short video you own the rights to publish. Add a caption that explains the work and select the appropriate audience access before posting. Keep private information out of images and captions. Paid creator options may require creator setup.

If you cannot install or sign in

• If Google Play says the app is unavailable, check the country and compatibility message shown by Google Play. Do not change your account country just to bypass availability.
• If an upload needs access to your camera or library, review the permission prompt and allow only the access you need.
• If sign-in fails, use the recovery options available in the app or contact PeerShots support. Include the device model, Android version and error message, but no passwords or payment details.

Next: plan your first free or paid photo posts, or learn how subscriptions and unlocks differ.