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AppRecs rating 4.0. Trustworthiness 71 out of 100. Review manipulation risk 16 out of 100. Based on a review sample analyzed.
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About Think App: Share your thoughts
You can write your thoughts, ideas, and dreams, and also record them as voice memos. You also have the ability to share your thoughts with the Collective and Buddies.
The Collective is the place where you can share anonymously. In the Collective there are no authors, comments, or likes, just easy browsing through the invisible world of thoughts.
The Buddies feed is the place to share with your closest friends, you will be able to see what your friends share, still keeping it clear of comments and likes.
At Think App we are focused on mental health and staying away from comparison triggers such as likes or comments. At Think app, we care about the private experience of your internal world, and we want to take care of it in the healthiest way.
Subscription terms and conditions: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
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Hulu Frog
interesting but
sharing your number isn’t private & sounds weird, yeah. Other log in options, please. this is like the one thing stopping this app from growing communities. Apps like whisper have become outdated by design & i feel like this could be so much more promising & creatively freeing
darkmachines
Might be good?
Any app that asks me for my phone number during sign up is a no from me dawg. I don’t understand why such an app would need my phone number to create an account. Please support Apple log in and I’ll give you another try.
