Aako vs Booth Us

_____________________ BUBBLES LIVE WHERE YOU STOOD Your memories don’t float in the cloud. They stay where they happened — on sidewalks, rooftops, by the river — waiting to be found. FEEL memories by interacting with Bubbles in real space or street view — yours or someone else’s. SNAP with Bubbles to turn moments into living time capsules. FIND your moments anytime, exactly where you left them. VIEW everything at a glance in a living gallery. REACT with flying feelings that linger in space. CONNECT through shared places, where memories bring people closer. MARK your traces on the world, one memory at a time. _____________________ Note from the Founder: Hi! If you’re reading this part, it means you’re really interested in learning about Aako. That’s super cute! We really appreciate that. The idea for Aako started three years ago, when a close friend of mine said: “It would be so cool if I could leave sounds at the places I’ve been.” That thought instantly sparked something in me. I remembered standing on top of Mount Shasta, looking out at the view, soaking in the breeze, my feet on gently sifted rocks. In that moment, I needed more than just a picture to share what I felt. Especially today, when anyone can pull up a 4K HDR video of Mount Everest, pictures and videos alone just aren’t enough. You can only truly feel what someone else felt when you’re exactly where they once stood. If I left a photo or a voice recording at the mountain, and three weeks later another hiker found it, listened to that memory while standing in the exact place. Then that’s when it becomes real. That’s when it makes sense. This idea echoed in my mind for a while, until two years ago, when I was working in Thailand. The job was pretty easy, so I had a lot of free time. I traveled around, but I also wanted to build something meaningful. That’s how Aako started. Over the past two years, Aako has gone through pauses and progress. I took a break during college, then picked it up again with more people joining along the way. Some team members came and went, but even those who left for school or work were just as excited about Aako as we were. I’ll be honest: there were countless times I thought about quitting, or moments when we all felt like we were building something that just wouldn’t work. But after many iterations and a lot of hard work, here it is. The Aako we’ve been dreaming of is finally real, and we’re so excited to share it with the world. It’s honestly surreal to see something that once lived in your imagination come to life. And we can’t wait to see what you make with it. From our whole team: we really believe Aako is something different, something new. We’re building the future, and we’re so happy you’re in it with us. Lastly, I want to thank everyone who helped make Aako possible: Yolanda Xing and Alexon Hu, for co-founding Aako with me. Alex Xu, Alexis Liang, Beckham Lee, Boson Chang, Bryan Iglesias, Jackie Zhong, Jeannie Kim, Kiran Keertipati, Prachi Heda, Shad Reyes for helping with Code. Anastasia Meadows, Anna Hoang, Heather Jang, Helen Xie, Huy Le, Nainika Neerukonda, Nina Yu, Oswaldo Medina, Renato Pimentel, Rency Visperas, Samantha Sayson for helping with Design. Jinmao Wang, Tony Meng for your extreme passion and deep insights into Aako. Poyu Lee, for your amazing 3D models, animations, and visual effects. Professor Jim Hollan and Professor Steven Dow, for your guidance and advice. Our Ukrainian development partners, for assisting with RealityKit issues. Slava Ukraini! And to my friend Jenny Yu, who planted the original idea :) Thank you, and let’s connect immersively. Cheers, Yasushi Oh

Distance shouldn't dim your connection. It should be a reason to love stronger. Does this sound familiar? The ache of distance: You scroll through your photo gallery, wishing you could feel their touch. A simple "I miss you" text just doesn't capture the depth of your feelings. You crave a hug, a kiss, a shared glance. The conversation rut: The daily "How was your day?" texts have become a routine. You want to connect on a deeper level, to ask the fun, meaningful, and even spicy questions, but you're not sure how to start. The challenge of staying close: When you're in a long-distance relationship (LDR), sharing experiences and maintaining intimacy is tough. You need more than just a messaging app; you need a bridge for your hearts. We created Booth Us to solve this. We believe that true connection is built on shared moments and genuine understanding, and we're here to make that possible for every couple. What Makes Booth Us Special: 【LIFELIKE PHOTO-VIDEOS: Feel the Love】 -Your Moments, In Motion: Simply upload your favorite photos together, and our technology will generate a stunning, 5-second video with a beautiful, atmospheric filter. -Beyond Animation: While other apps use cartoons, Booth Us uses your real photos to create hyper-realistic videos. Experience a tender hug, a loving kiss, or a playful glance that feels authentic and deeply personal. -Share Your Vibe: Send these intimate videos privately to your partner as a digital "I'm thinking of you," or share your unique connection with the world. 【DEEP COUPLE'S QUESTIONS: Rediscover Each Other】 -Spark Meaningful Conversations: Explore a curated library of questions—from lighthearted and fun to deep and insightful—designed by relationship experts to help you connect. -Unlock New Levels of Intimacy: Get the answers to questions you've always been curious about but hesitant to ask. Discover your partner's hidden dreams, hilarious memories, and deepest desires. -A Daily Ritual of Connection: Make it a daily habit. Answering a question a day is a simple, powerful way to continuously learn about each other and keep your relationship exciting. Ready to bridge the distance and deepen your bond? Whether you're miles apart or sitting side-by-side, Booth Us is your private space to create, share, and connect. Official Website: https://app.boothus.com For help Email: support@boothus.com Terms of use: - https://app.boothus.com/termsOfUse/index.html Privacy Policy: - https://app.boothus.com/privacyPolicy/index.html