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Like many tech giants, Snap had fairly humble beginnings.

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While smoking a joint, Brown mused that he wished he could send people disappearing photos. Neither Spiegel nor Brown had much coding experience, so they reached out to Bobby Murphy, who developed all the code for the first version of the app. Spiegel and Murphy had previously worked together on a failed startup called Future Freshman.

Spiegel led the interface design. It was by no means an overnight success. Several months after launching the app, the company of three would become a company of two. The same day the Android app debuted on the Google Play Store, Snapchat announced that users on iOS had shared more than 1 billion photos, with 20 million shares per day or per second.

For comparison, at that point in time, Instagram users were posting 20 photos per second. December was a big month for Snapchat. The company also started to develop features to monetize the app with an eye to making the app profitable. However, it also marks the start of a years-long battle with Brown, whose suit alleged the app was his idea and that Spiegel and Murphy changed his passwords and locked him out of the servers shortly after the app launched.