When a new app is launched there are several reasons to make it “invite-only”. On the surface, it may appear to be some sort of a marketing ploy—to drive interest and hype. Giving the invite a VIP status makes access to the app feel like getting into a super exclusive club.
Unlike most of the social media apps out there, Dispo works on the concept of delayed gratification. Once you take a picture, you have to wait until 9am the next morning to have them “develop”. You have no control over the edit, or how they look. The app also introduces…
You know it—every single advertising pitch deck is going to have that one slide with a stupid Clubhouse idea. Clubhouse is going to be the ‘next big thing’ and the buzzword that is going to be thrown around in workshops and meetings all around adland and it’s already starting.
It’s been a while since I have come across something this revolutionary. This Chrome extension has an AI reader narrating the text in a near humanlike way, you could mistake it for a real person. And yes, you can listen in 2x too!
The best piece of tech advice I can give to anyone is—get a goddamn password manager. It’s the one piece of thing that I keep pushing to as many people as possible—like I’m from the damn Jehovah’s Witnesses.
By doing or saying nice things to other people you can make yourself feel happier. That was the insight we used to come up with an idea for an app back in 2015.
