Tworlds

Tworlds

Swap photos with strangers around the world, anonymously

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Ryan Hoover
This app is delightful and reminds me a lot of Rando (RIP, cc @millsustwo) and an app that @alexyoungkwon is working on (cc @corleyh, @mscccc).
I took this photo yesterday, sharing a #work moment with a stranger in Alpharetta, USA:
Alex
I love the app. I was an avid user of Rando (RIP, I still have you on my android home screen), and this certainly comes in handy as a replacement. There is something magical about sharing a moment, sentiment with a complete stranger from another part of the world. There have been cool projects tackling such cause (http://www.20daystranger.com/) in the past. Visuals are certainly interesting, but 'curiosity' really amplifies this kind of experience. You see a fraction of someone's life. You get to 'imagine' the rest. Wonder what he/she is like. Cheers for this delightful product. p.s. I am working on an app called oneminute (www.oneminute.me/download) where everyone gets one magical notification and snap a picture within oneminute, all at the same time and share it with the world. very excited that @corleyh @mscccc @rrhoover) have been using the app since vip beta.
Corley
It's great. I love that you get to pick a theme and are paired with someone immediately who took something based on the same subject. A fun app for sure.
Braden Kemp
Neat concept. Doesn't interest me as a user, but something like this can certainly gain critical mass
Vinish Garg
I would love to see an option where users guess the other person's name by looking at the picture :). I used to play it in college where we would sit in cafe and guess that lets play his/her name-guessing game. Easier to do in local community (same culture) but I would love to guess whether he is Mark, Joe, Molish, Reeve... once I know the user's country! :)
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Nico Mage
Really cool concept. Love the way you are asking for permissions. Every app should do the same.