A few brand things - If you take the "getmustapp" apart, your app is named "Must". So your domain, should, probably, be "must". Similarly, "must" seems to rem

A few brand things - If you take the "getmustapp" apart, your app is named "Must". So your domain, should, probably, be "must". Similarly, "must" seems to remind me of the phrase "musty". Your website photo loads before the text, and describes a "recommendation app" that "speaks with photos". My brain has a hard time merging these two to understand it. What is even a photo recommendation app? Do I take a photo of milk and say "this is good milk?" The photo at the bottom that discusses "must have" and "must drink", makes it seem a bit like a pinterest? The valuations of all of these companies are based on massive userbase turning into eventual profit per user. Your whole usage then will depend on getting massive amounts of people to use this thing - instead of the existing things. Instagram (or Flickr, etc) are a bit more open ended, and not so consumer focused... so they can also be used to say "this is about my style" or whatever, versus consumer buying. Which to me, is more interesting, rather than bragging about what someone bought or where they ate. (Also, I'm boring.)