thingstry vs Fadeo

thingstry is a social discovery network for things and places you actually like and designed to help you decide what to do, get, or try. Most platforms are built around identity and attention. thingstry shifts the focus toward discovery, context, and real-world decisions. Instead of focusing on who’s posting, thingstry centers on what’s being shared, so you can discover, curate, and share the things you genuinely like, creating a network driven by curiosity, not performance. From hidden spots to everyday favorites, content is contextual, searchable, and tied to place, so what you find is actually useful when you need it. Whether you’re exploring nearby or saving ideas for later, thingstry helps you move from browsing to deciding. No selfies. No pressure. No keeping up. Just real content about real things. What you can do on thingstry: • Discover places, products, and experiences based on context, not popularity • Curate collections of things you genuinely like and want to try • Share what you love, useful finds, and help others discover what fits their moment • Search by location, interest, or intent • Explore without the noise of identity-driven social media

Words fade. Feelings stay. Fadeo is a public place to post a thought and let it go. Say what you feel, choose how long it lives, and a few hours later it fades into a handful of emoji. Only you keep the original. How it works Post a thought out loud, the way you would say it to a friend. Choose how long it stays live: 6, 12, or 24 hours. While it is live, anyone can read it and react. When the time runs out, your words fade into 1 to 5 emoji, a small artifact of what you wrote. The original and every reply stay private to you. Why it feels lighter Almost everything you post online stays forever. Fadeo does not work that way. Knowing your words will fade makes them easier to say, so you write the real thing instead of the polished version. Nothing piles up. What is left is a quiet mosaic of emoji on your profile, the shape of everything you felt. What you can do Post to a public feed, or follow people and read a feed of just them. Catch posts while they are live, before they fade. React to what moves you, and reply. Replies are gifts to the person who posted, kept only by them. Watch your faded posts collect into an emoji mosaic that is yours alone. Block, report, and mute anytime. Sign in with Apple to start. No ads. Just a small, honest place to say what you feel and let it fade. Post a thought. See what it becomes.