Yesterday, Josh Constine broke the news that Facebook acquired tbh, the anonymous app where teens send each other compliments.
First reaction: that was fast! But it comes as no surprise, the app was going viral with the teens and became the #1 app in the App Store last month. As of today, tbh is just under Facebook in the #6 spot – quite impressive for a 9-week old app.
A quick snapshot of the App Store charts does show just how powerful Facebook is in the app world. Mark Zuckerberg and team deserve a lot of credit for acquisitions like Instagram, Oculus, and WhatsApp, and time will tell if tbh becomes as meaningful as those ones. Although, it's certainly a fun app you should try.
P.S. Mark Zuckerberg's most notable skill may also be Evan Spiegel's most underrated assets.
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Since we launched Ship last month, we've seen thousands of makers and startups signup and share everything from Expa's latest productivity tool to a new personal CRM. We'll be whitelisting 200 makers every day and are eager to see more creative projects.
As promised, we just added three big new features to Ship:
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You can start using these new features now (and skip the waitlist) by signing up for a Pro account if you haven't already. ⛵️
As promised, we just added three big new features to Ship:
1. Surveys 📝
2. Analytics 📊
3. A/B Testing 🤓
You can start using these new features now (and skip the waitlist) by signing up for a Pro account if you haven't already. ⛵️
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