Rawly is a gamified challenge app: next-gen social media instead of pop-ups and forced ads. Brands fund photo challenges as a prize pool. You join with a real photo, everyone swipes to vote, and the community decides the winner, not an algorithm. Winners can earn real money. Camera-only, front and back lens fire at once. No AI, no filters, no gallery uploads, no bots. Nothing can be screenshotted or screen-recorded. Invite-only, live on iOS and Android now.
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Hey Product Hunt. Social apps stopped being fun. Algorithms decide what you see, feeds are full of AI images and ads, and nothing feels real anymore.
Rawly is my answer: next-gen social media. Instead of pop-ups, forced videos, and banners you have to close, brands fund a photo challenge as a prize pool. You join with a real photo, everyone swipes to vote, and the community decides the winner, not an algorithm. Winners can earn real money, funded by the brands, so it stays free to play.
Every photo is real: front and back camera fire at once, no AI, no filters, no gallery dumps. And nothing in the app can be screenshotted or screen-recorded, so what happens in Rawly stays authentic and stays yours to share on your own terms.
Live on iOS and Android now, invite-only. Ask me anything.
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cool idea. i'd spend more time on the design though. right now it feels a bit too ai-generated. making it more unique would go a long way.
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@ishm6m Appreciate the honest feedback, genuinely. I'm building this solo right now, so design has taken a back seat to getting the core mechanics (dual-camera capture, the vote-to-win flow) actually working well. You're right that it needs more of its own identity instead of leaning on defaults. If you have specifics, colors, layout, anything that reads as generic to you, I'd genuinely love to hear them so I can prioritize the right things.
cool idea. i'd spend more time on the design though. right now it feels a bit too ai-generated. making it more unique would go a long way.
@ishm6m Appreciate the honest feedback, genuinely. I'm building this solo right now, so design has taken a back seat to getting the core mechanics (dual-camera capture, the vote-to-win flow) actually working well. You're right that it needs more of its own identity instead of leaning on defaults. If you have specifics, colors, layout, anything that reads as generic to you, I'd genuinely love to hear them so I can prioritize the right things.