When I first started using it, I found it quite novel, but after a few days of use, it felt more like a short-video app. It has creative ideas and unique features, yet it seems more like an auxiliary function of TikTok or Instagram. If social platforms with a large user base launch such voting features, this app will lose all its competitiveness. Meanwhile, many votes have no users, making them meaningless, and some voting questions are of low quality. However, since the essence of Choosr is a social app, these issues are common in every social media platform.
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@kelly_shamblee
Thank you Kelly 🙏
You made a great point. Currently you post your question to everyone but soon we will launch a "private choosr" setting that gives you a link to share with your friends or colleagues and hides your choosr from the main feed. We also plan to launch, in upcoming versions, public and private groups that will allow people to get answers only from people who share the same interest.
Stay tuned :)
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Congrats on the launch, Kobbie! 🎉
Choosr feels like a fresh take on social interaction—simple, visual decision-making that taps into our instinct to weigh in. Love that it’s built for instant participation without the pressure of long-form content.
The real-time feedback loop and evolving public pulse could open up some super engaging use cases—from product testing to just settling dinner debates.
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@williamrobertscott
Thank you, William! 🙏
You really captured the essence of our long-term vision for Choosr :)
We see Choosr evolving into a social network — a new kind of social media where participation drives the experience and engagement is a core mechanic. Our goal is to grow it into the go-to place for capturing the public pulse on trending topics, while also becoming a powerful tool for users, small businesses, and brands to interact, learn, and make better decisions together.