It's a great question -- we actually address that specifically in the FAQ on our site: https://tinytalk.io/faq https://tinytalk.io/faq ("... another social netw

It's a great question -- we actually address that specifically in the FAQ on our site: https://tinytalk.io/faq https://tinytalk.io/faq ("... another social network app? Wait but why?"). The basic emotion we're hoping to leave our users with is that feeling you get when a friend you haven't talked to in a while calls you out of the blue, just to say hi and see how you're doing. We wanted to lower the barrier for those types of exchanges, where in Tiny Talk, getting to that is as simple as pushing one button. In addition to making it dead simple, we keep the interactions low-risk (sort those of your contacts who are registered on Tiny Talk via a Tinder-style swipe workflow), and low-commitment (conversations are seven minutes - when time is up, it ends - no run on convos). Concretely, the value prop we hope to deliver (which we've so far gotten good feedback on from our first few dozen users) is creating a fun, low-commitment way to have the sorts of social run-ins you might expect to have when walking around your neighborhood, hanging at the park, walking the isles of your local grocery store, which are more limited during COVID quarantine days. It's not about replacing those interactions, just giving people a bit more 1:1 connectedness when they might not necessarily have an agenda or reason to call one another, but would enjoy the run-in nevertheless. If you do end up trying it out, would love to hear any feedback!