Ration.

Ration.

Curate. Share. Consume Better.

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 14, 2021
  • November 19, 2021
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This app allows users to curate and share media content, fostering a community around thoughtful selections. Build your reputation and audience by creating engaging content playlists.

Human-powered content curation
Create media playlists
Build reputation and audience
Community of curators
Share content selections
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What's New in Ration.

1.13.2

November 19, 2021

This is a big one! We now have a new tab called charts where you can go to see what is popular in the Ration app. You can also see what your personal charts look like. What is your most popular link this week? Which of your playlists had the most reach? Metrics are based on how many "rock-ons" each of your links get, how many people click through to your link, and how many people share your playlists and links. You can also add a description to any of your playlists and edit the custom url associated with each playlist. Here is the comprehensive list of tickets in this build: Bug Fixes: - Sign Up Issues (RAD-1289) - You should not get onboarded when you uninstall and reinstall the app now, your onboarding status is no longer stored locally. (RAD-1277) - Issues with the photo preview are now fixed (RAD-1280) - Trust button animations have been polished (RAD1279) The charts tab (RAD-1265): - Gauges to determine the score of each link, playlist, and curator (RAD-1264) - Community Charts (RAD-1266) - 'Me' Charts (RAD-1267, RAD-1288) Playlist customization: - Give your playlists descriptions (RAD-970) - Playlists can now have custom urls (RAD-1001 and RAD-1286) UX Improvements: - Pink 'unread' outline for curators on your homepage who have updated since you last checked their page (RAD-1278, RAD-1285) - You can now see your stats on your own links (rock-ons, click throughs, shares) (RAD-1275, RAD-1270) - Improve error messages (RAD-1135, RAD-1193, RAD-1231) - Clarified click target on Playlist Preview (RAD-1284) - Curators can now be sorted by "top ranked" (RAD-1272) - Added two more slides to the on-boarding (RAD-1262) Notifications - Implemented push notifications (RAD-1260) - We notify you when curators you trust have updated! (RAD-1257)

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Unusable

Literally no one I know has an invite

FAQ

What is Ration?

Ration is a platform optimized for healthy and engaging daily media consumption, allowing users to curate and share content playlists. It aims to build a community around thoughtful selections and well-crafted content.

How does Ration help build an audience?

Ration highlights its platform's best curators and showcases their unique voices, encouraging and rewarding thoughtful selections. This helps users build their reputation and attract an audience interested in their curated content.

Is Ration free to use?

Yes, Ration is available for free. The app is listed as 'Free' and does not mention any upfront costs or subscription fees for its core functionality.

What devices does Ration support?

Ration is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed for Apple's mobile ecosystem.

When was Ration last updated?

The latest version of Ration was released on November 19, 2021. The app was initially released on July 14, 2021.

What is the age rating for Ration?

Ration has an age rating of 17+. This suggests the content or features may be more mature and is not recommended for younger audiences.

What do users think of Ration?

Ration has an average rating of 4.1 stars based on 9 ratings. This indicates generally positive user sentiment, though the small number of ratings means it may not represent a broad user base.