Upvy vs FaceTag

You've been there. You open a short video app planning to watch for 5 minutes, and suddenly an hour has passed. Short videos are designed to melt time. One after another, they pull you in until you snap out of it and realize you've been staring at your phone forever. "What if we kept that same addictive experience, but changed what you're watching?" What if instead of "I just wasted an hour," you felt "I learned so much without even trying"? That's how Upvy started. Upvy works exactly like the apps you already love. Vertical videos, swipe up for next, watch for hours without realizing it. We're not trying to fix your habits. We just changed what flows through your feed to things that help you grow. Key features - AI-powered feed that learns your interests, AI-generated shorts designed for growth - Categories including programming, design, business, languages, personal growth - Save videos you want to revisit - Creator studio to make and share your own content - Available in English, Korean, and Japanese Download Upvy and turn mindless scrolling into mindful growth.

Starting a new job, joining a new team, or entering a new professional environment often means learning a lot of names — fast. FaceTag is a private memory trainer designed to help you remember faces and names more confidently, without awkward moments or social stress. Instead of relying on guesswork or repetition, FaceTag turns face-and-name learning into short, repeatable memory exercises that actually stick. FaceTag helps you: • Prepare for new teams, roles, or organizations • Strengthen face–name associations over time • Feel more confident in professional and social settings You train on your own time, using photos you already have access to — such as team directories, events, or group photos. There are: • No social feeds • No public profiles • No automatic searching or sharing FaceTag is built for people who are expected to know others — coworkers, classmates, colleagues — and want a private way to get better at it. Your memory isn’t broken. It just needs training.