Myft vs QuickTalk. Real friends share.

Myft is on a mission to change the landscape of social media by giving you a private outlet for your anger, sarcasm and wit, without the side effects of hurting and alienating others, or making yourself look bad. From Presidents to protesters, anyone can benefit from using Myft. Instead of potentially starting WWIII with an errant Tweet, use Myft. Want to tell everyone about the latest thing you oppose, Myft it! You feel better...and no one gets hurt! Created by a middle school student who thought "there must be a better way", Myft helps you air your grievances, angers, thoughts and frustrations in a safe manner that you won't regret the next day. • Totally private - no one will see what you Myft • Messages "destroyed" in various animated ways • Use iMessage stickers to encourage others to partake in the social movement against posting things you may regret! • Think before you post on social media - Is it mean? Is it harmful? Is it unnecessary? If so, Myft It instead! • Addressing cyber-bullying one post at a time • The healing process is made complete through animations specially curated to aid in anger relief Resources for schools and offices available at www.chainreactiongames.org

Your friends are pretty awesome and so are you. Social media is now about distractions, broadcasting to the widest audience, and getting cred. It's about time for a better way to connect with close friends that don't pressure you to keep sharing the most extreme version of yourself. Quicktalk is about sharing real stuff that makes you and your friends unique. It's an easy low-commitment way to stay connected with friends, even if you're all busy. Every day, you and your friends will find something fun about each other. Here's how it works: Each morning, get a surprise prompt to share something interesting about yourself - your faves, dislikes, stuff you're into, stuff you're doing, and more. Each evening, match up your friends' responses. That's pretty much it! There are no ads, no pressure to perform, and no endless feed to distract. Just 2 minutes a day to learn something cool about friends (and for friends to learn how amazing you are!)