Truli - Social Discovery 17+

Name: Truli - Social Discovery
Rating: 5 (6 reviews)
Author: Hyperstellar Inc.

Hyperstellar Inc.

iPhone対応

- 5.0 • 6件の評価

- 無料

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説明

Truli is a place to discover the next awesome thing from your friends and the community know and trust the most.

• Real people, real discovery
Discover curated recommendations from friends and the community you trust the most. Search to find recommendations in every category - music, movies, books, restaurants, travel destinations, TV shows - anything you can think of!

• Ask -> answer, instantly
Looking for something? Ask your friends or community for a recommendation and get the info you want, when you need it!

• Share and inspire
Share your personal favorites and help your friends and community discover what they love.

• Explore your community
We are community driven. Explore authentic trending community recommendations and find something new you'll love.

• One place for everything
Easily find and keep all of your recommendations and questions in one place for when you need them, and never lose important info again!

2023年8月20日

バージョン 1.0.10

* Improved sharing - share your lists to friends and on your favorite platforms!
* We’ve made it easier to make a recommendation!
* General bug fixes, stability, and performance updates

5.0／5

6件の評価

Bringing the real to reviews

If you’re anything like me, you’ll spend 3 hours comparing 7 different blenders on Amazon in an attempt to get the perfect one. The paradox of choice—that having more options actually leaves us less satisfied—eventually hits when we realize we wasted an afternoon comparing the opinions of overly-obsessed, faceless reviewers. And for what? To save $5.27 and get a marginally better blender?

Truli reduces the noise. Instead of reading reviews from someone named CoolGuy69 in Delaware who gave the blender one star because it’s not a rice cooker, get real reviews from real people in your social network. Stumble upon products and places your friends recommend. Let go of the one-way OCD product research and outsource it to actual acquaintances. Ask for advice. Start a conversation. You’ll be surprised what you find, and what you have in common with people.