At the centre of this shift is BeReal, a photo-sharing app designed to show a snapshot of what a user is doing at a certain point during the day, no matter how mundane.

BeReal doesn't allow you to curate. There are no filters. It simply gives users a random two-minute window each day to post one photo. When you post, the app uses both your front and rear-facing ...

"Lapse is for Friends not Followers," Lapse's app store description reads. From BeReal to newcomer ID by Amo, which launched last weekend from the French team behind the Snapchat-acquired Zenly ...

It's not just BeReal, either. Other buzzy apps, like photo-sharing app Lapse or anonymous Q&A platform NGL, have also seen downloads and active users "fall materially over the past year as ...

And the concept is going down a storm with Gen Z, with BeReal this week becoming the No.1 non-gaming app in the US Apple App Store. From our morning news briefing to a weekly Good News Newsletter ...

Despite apps like BeReal gaining major attention and offering ... in a jiffy — and the Play Store just so happens to be home ...

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TikTok is killing off an in-app feature that was a close copy of the social media platform BeReal. The feature, called TikTok Now, was just launched in September and gave users daily prompts to ...

TOKYO -- BeReal is eager to expand in Japan's fast-growing and highly engaged market, said its CEO in an interview with Nikkei Asia. "Japan is really a fast place ... Today, it's the second ...