Vidrip - Send videos to friends. Get real reactions.
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Privately share clips with the friends who get it and react together - plus an invite-only circle of creators dropping unreleased work. Send a video, get a real reaction.
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 We’re back with Vidrip, and a lot has changed since we first launched.
The idea behind Vidrip is still ridiculously simple: sending someone a funny video is way better when you can actually see their reaction.
Not “😂.” Not “lol.” Their actual reaction.
Vidrip captures your friend’s face while they watch the video you sent. The laugh they couldn’t hold in, the “WTF” stare, the secondhand embarrassment, all of it.
And then it keeps going. Reactions can get reactions, turning one video into a whole chain of people reacting to each other. No comment sections. No typing. Just faces, videos, and whatever chaos happens next.
Since our first Product Hunt launch, my co-founder and I have kept building, learning, breaking things, fixing them, and rethinking what Vidrip could be.
Now we’re relaunching with a much better version of the app, and we’d love to put it back in front of this community.
We’re live on iOS and Android, and we’re still building fast! So if you try it, tell us what you love, what you hate, what’s confusing, and what you think we absolutely need to build next.
And if Vidrip gets a genuine laugh out of you… well, hopefully someone catches it. 😏
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@isphillips This is such a fun twist on video sharing. I really like the idea that the reaction becomes part of the content itself, especially with reactions turning into threads. It feels much more personal than the usual emoji or “lol”. Congrats on the relaunch! 🙌
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@isphillips - this is such a nice idea, I love being able to share stuff with a closed community of friends and not have to worry about using a public forum or mainstream social network. Best of luck with your launch.
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋 We’re back with Vidrip, and a lot has changed since we first launched.
The idea behind Vidrip is still ridiculously simple: sending someone a funny video is way better when you can actually see their reaction.
Not “😂.”
Not “lol.”
Their actual reaction.
Vidrip captures your friend’s face while they watch the video you sent. The laugh they couldn’t hold in, the “WTF” stare, the secondhand embarrassment, all of it.
And then it keeps going. Reactions can get reactions, turning one video into a whole chain of people reacting to each other. No comment sections. No typing. Just faces, videos, and whatever chaos happens next.
Since our first Product Hunt launch, my co-founder and I have kept building, learning, breaking things, fixing them, and rethinking what Vidrip could be.
Now we’re relaunching with a much better version of the app, and we’d love to put it back in front of this community.
We’re live on iOS and Android, and we’re still building fast! So if you try it, tell us what you love, what you hate, what’s confusing, and what you think we absolutely need to build next.
And if Vidrip gets a genuine laugh out of you… well, hopefully someone catches it. 😏
@isphillips This is such a fun twist on video sharing. I really like the idea that the reaction becomes part of the content itself, especially with reactions turning into threads. It feels much more personal than the usual emoji or “lol”. Congrats on the relaunch! 🙌
@isphillips - this is such a nice idea, I love being able to share stuff with a closed community of friends and not have to worry about using a public forum or mainstream social network. Best of luck with your launch.