Window-watching has become an escape for many who are sick and tired of staying indoors since the pandemic began. In fact, now you can look at scenes outside others’ windows as well. A web application, WindowSwap lets people submit the view from their window as a 10-minute recorded clip, as well as watch what others have uploaded. Sonali Ranjit and Vaishnav Balasubramaniam, the Indian couple who started this as a quarantine project from their home in Singapore, had no idea WindowSwap will take a life of its own. A free-to-use platform, it has received over 10,000 window submissions from 110 countries and 3.3 million viewers from many more since it went live last June. Here are some pictures shared: (Image: WindowSwap)
Tatra mountains, Poland (Image: WindowSwap)
Dario- Phoenix, AZ, USA (Image: WindowSwap)
Finland (Image: WindowSwap)
Kolkata, India (Image: WindowSwap)
Yvonne - Mumbai, India (Image: WindowSwap)
Philadelphia (Image: WindowSwap)
Newfoundland, Canada (Image: WindowSwap)
Larissa, Greece (Image: WindowSwap)
Lago Maggiore, Italy (Image: WindowSwap)
La Graciosa, Canary Island (Image: WindowSwap)
Istanbul, Turkey (Image: WindowSwap)
Fichtelberg - Ore Mountains (Image: WindowSwap)
Corfu, Greece (Image: WindowSwap)
Camogli (Image: WindowSwap)
Bordeaux, France (Image: WindowSwap)
Akhisar, Turkey (Image: WindowSwap)
Ana - Carneiros, Brasil (Image: WindowSwap)
Andrea - Chivasso, Italy (Image: WindowSwap)
Austria (Image: WindowSwap)
Francisco & Manuel - Sai Kung, Hong Kong(Image: WindowSwap)
Bill - Shau Kei Wan, Hong Kong (Image: WindowSwap)
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