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YouHue

A fun new way to ask "How are you?"

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Kristi Kelly
@thekristikelly · www.youhue.com
YouHue has been an amazing product to create. Our talented team is putting in a lot of passionate effort, and we are committed to making YouHue just as meaningful and fun to use as it has been to build. We think we've found a very relevant crossroads between psychological science, user-centered design, and technology. Our work doesn't stop here, and we're … See more

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Ammar Khan
@ammarahmedkhan · Founder, YouHue
YouHue gives meaning back to the throwaway question, "How are you?" by turning an empty, polite obligation into a meaningful connection. We designed YouHue to tap into the basic motivations to associate, express, reciprocate kindness, and feel heard. It’s an easy way to connect, bond, and empathize with people in a fun, but intimate way. There is none of th… See more
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Kristi Kelly
@thekristikelly · www.youhue.com
YouHue has been an amazing product to create. Our talented team is putting in a lot of passionate effort, and we are committed to making YouHue just as meaningful and fun to use as it has been to build. We think we've found a very relevant crossroads between psychological science, user-centered design, and technology. Our work doesn't stop here, and we're … See more
d'lam
@einfalles · something, somewhere
Really like the idea behind this. My mom would use this in a heart beat to check up on me.
Greg Gerber
@gerbz · Making my dent
Great idea and beautiful execution. It's so tough to get people to use a new app for simple communication. Communication is already so fragmented. Maby consider building it as a Facebook Messenger app and then slowly peeling people off into your standalone app.
Patrick Loonstra
@buxx · Designer at patrickloonstra.nl
Love the idea. To bad you need FB to login and use. Love to see other options also.