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Marwan Roushdy
@mfroushdy · Swipe
Thanks, @liveink! We do that by seeing how many Swipe users have that person's phone number in their address book.
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Marwan Roushdy
@mfroushdy · Swipe
With Swipe we wanted to build something fun that made conversations more like running into friends in real life - wherever you are and whatever you're doing. When you get into the app, you'll see a stack of photos & videos posted by your friends. It's not stuff you'd find on Facebook - it's what they're really doing. That's because your username is in… See more
Ryan Hoover
@rrhoover · Founder, Product Hunt
I've been playing with Swipe for a few days. It's fun and reminds me a lot of an app @adamludwin was experimenting with.
Occasionally it presents a person in your contacts including the number of friends that person has on the app. E.g. with @mg:
http://i.imgur.com/I2J7Vmo.png
Swipe left to skip or swipe right to instantly send them an invite via text (… See more
Max Child
@mlchild · Playing games @streaktrivia
I'm a little confused by the installation model — I was asked by my phone whether I was willing to trust an "untrusted developer." I can tell this isn't working through the app store, so how does the app "install" on my phone?
Derek Shanahan
@dshan · GM @ SuperRewards
Been enjoying Swipe quite a bit. Super simple UX that's a bit like Snapchat but even easier, as you don't pick a contact to send your shots to. It feels as lightweight as @kevinrose's Tiiny but the larger pics are more immersive.
Shane Walker
@shane_112 · CEO of me.me
@mfroushdy the app is slick and well designed. I remember you guys doing tagged and was on the beta for some time. What worked and didn't work in that app that you've decided to bring into Swipe? Was it a bigger opportunity with Swipe?