Copy of X and Instagram
Fanbase feels like an uninspired blend of features copied from X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram, but without any of the charm or originality that made those platforms popular in the first place. The interface is clunky and difficult to navigate, and it lacks the polish you’d expect from a modern social media app. Rather than offering anything innovative, it simply rehashes existing features with none of the ease or engagement that makes people loyal to the original apps. Overall, it feels like a watered-down version of something we’ve all used before, which begs the question: why switch?
On top of that, the community on Fanbase seems small and not particularly active, making it hard to build meaningful connections or grow an audience. Instead of adding unique value, the app falls short on every front, making it frustrating to use and leaving users wondering why they didn’t just stick with the tried-and-true platforms that inspired it. If you’re looking for a fresh social media experience, Fanbase is not it.
On top of that, the community on Fanbase seems small and not particularly active, making it hard to build meaningful connections or grow an audience. Instead of adding unique value, the app falls short on every front, making it frustrating to use and leaving users wondering why they didn’t just stick with the tried-and-true platforms that inspired it. If you’re looking for a fresh social media experience, Fanbase is not it.
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