I'm also working on a solo startup (accounting) and I feel a lot of your pain - I've got 2 kids and it's mega-slow trying to work about 10hrs/week, but I'd echo what a few other people said here: however painful it feels, spend 50% of your time marketing and testing to make sure you're building the right thing. Mylio doesn't really trade on privacy despite the impressive self-hosted cloud sync, and it doesn't trade on sharing between family members despite that being quite useful! If you want to see a very similar product, check out their forums and their very vocal customer base. I pay $99/year for Mylio which does importing, syncing & basic editing between devices, but my goodness it's slow - the only saving grace is that it's faster than Lightroom. Having worked with Lightroom as my primary photo/video organization tool for the last few years I really enjoyed how much more flexible Mylio is for sorting and finding your photos, not to mention. For disclosure: I have no connection to the company, resellers, advertising or public relations team but have just set it up on my computer and on my iPad. At least if you want to appeal to families. It can work with established Lightroom libraries but you have to explicitly set it up for round tripping LR>Mylio>Lightroom for edits made in Mylio to show up in Lightroom.
Mylio is a funny little name, but if you know its origin. ) I’m always looking for faster and faster tools to process my images and it was the quest for speed that made me look at a new program called Mylio. (This is an excerpt from a recent customer review. I'd lead with "Share your family's photos, access them everywhere you want them" rather the rather conspiratorial "corporations cannot be trusted". Mylio Version 1.8 Crushes Photo Mechanic & Lightroom.
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