Close-Friends-Only Social App Concept to Replace Public Likes
The post describes a concept for a small-circle (max 7 friends) social app that replaces public like-seeking with private hype/roast reactions and gamified real-life categories. It frames mainstream social apps as poorly suited for celebrating small daily wins among close friends.
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