Icklist vs Skept

IckList is the notes-app-inspired home for every dating ick you can't say out loud. Drop into the Guys or Girls feed. Scroll forever. Submit your own icks (moderated by AI for safety). Every time one of yours hits 10 reactions, you earn a bonus credit. Want more credits? Make a TikTok featuring an ick from the app, tag #icklistapp, and paste the link — approved videos earn 15 credits. The aesthetic is pure Notes.app. Black background, yellow checkboxes, numbered entries. Built by a solo developer who thinks Gen Z deserves better than endless reels. Features: - Browse 200+ curated icks across Boys and Girls categories - Submit your own — AI moderated, live within seconds - Streak counter — show up daily, build your fire - Customizable profile: emoji avatar, bio, username - Share any ick as a tappable image to TikTok or Instagram - Bonus credits for icks that go viral (10+ reactions = +1 credit) - 1 TikTok submission per day earns 15 credits if approved Sign in with Apple. No email. No ads. No tracking. Report inappropriate content with one long-press. Bad actors get shadow-banned automatically. Free daily credit. Optional credit packs available. https://www.notion.so/IckList-Privacy-Policy-34a9782fa1b5800790bfe3127b83edd2?source=copy_link

The “official” Skept app for connecting to the Skept engine. Skept is an old-school social hive engine, inspired by how online communities and social media used to feel. The engine originally started out as DiodeMatrix Workspace in 2018, a platform used to develop software and experiments. In 2021, it was turned into a hobby-project “fork”, as they call it, so the system wouldn’t get lost and could continue as a community project.