Ami vs Boing

I don't think we lost human connection. I think we built systems that suppress it. The most valuable thing in the world is still the same as it’s always been: people meeting people. That’s where everything comes from - ideas, relationships, opportunities, meaning. But look at what we use every day. Feeds. Metrics. Passive consumption. We’ve engineered a world where connection is secondary to attention. That’s backwards. So we started building something different. Ami is based on a simple belief: the right people, in the right place, at the right time 0 that’s what changes your life. When you’re in a room, traveling, in a park, at a restaurant, connections are everywhere. You are far more connected to the people around you than you realize. Social systems have solved every problem short of spatiality — the most important problem of all. These system require your location, and you build your own spatial graph out to activate it. Once you do, it feels like the world snaps into focus. Real-world interaction. Ami makes that more likely to happen. More often. More naturally. At scale. It’s not about going backwards. It’s about finally building technology that aligns with how life actually works. This is Ami. Welcome to the spatial network. Terms of use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Boing is a photo exchange app. To see someone’s post, you have to complete their request — and if it matches, you unlock each other. For example: someone posts "What’s your favorite perfume?" You might film a "you walk in on a friend cheating, reaction" video to unlock it. Our AI checks if your response actually fits what they asked. You decide what you want to see — by asking for it. - Ask for a photo "Bite something that’s clearly not meant to be bitten." "Hold your most expensive item next to your face." - Ask a question "Have you ever stalked your ex’s new partner?" "What’s your biggest ick in other people?" If they follow your prompt, the swap unlocks automatically. Private by default Every swap lives in DMs. Each photo or video can only be viewed a few times. Nothing is public. Nothing lasts forever. Just a shared moment between two people. How people connect on Boing Make something for what the other side wants to see. People don’t just post — they react, perform, and capture moments based on each other’s prompts. You’re creating for someone, not for everyone. That’s what turns it into real reactions, real moments, and real interaction.