Squabblr

Name: Squabblr
Rating: 4.31 (59 reviews)

A new kind of social media - A community powered platform

4.3•59 reviews•

1.2K followers

A new kind of social media - A community powered platform

4.3•59 reviews•

1.2K followers

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This social network is a combination of Twitter and Reddit. It takes the best of both worlds where you can both follow the people you love, and have great, in-depth conversations with them and others. A clean, simple interface that facilitates conversation.

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My favorite social media apps to browse are Twitter and Reddit so this sounds perfect for me. I'm excited to try it out! Congrats on the launch! 🚀

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3yr ago

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@heleana It's meant to be a hybrid of the two, so hopefully it can satisfy your needs for both!

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3yr ago

Outstanding site. Great cross between the best parts of multiple other sites without any of the junk, and a spectacular user base, very friendly and inviting. UI is tight and concise, looks great on desktop and mobile (web). New features are being added regularly, and the rare bug is squashed quickly. Overall, just an impressive site and genuinely fun experience, how social media was *meant* to be.

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3yr ago

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@lester_phelps Yes! This platform is really the social media platform that I've wanted to see, so it's awesome that I am able to work on it!

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3yr ago

Squabbles is the social media platform I’ve been waiting for. It’s got the tailored direction of Reddit, the random realness of Twitter, but in a remarkably positive and engaged community that seeks to shun the negativity often associated with the aforementioned platforms. It’s truly the most uplifting place on the internet right now and I love being a part of it.

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3yr ago

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@jenn_kattelman Yes! If you want an invested conversation on serious topics, you can have those! If you want to blurt out what you want to eat, you can do that as well!

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3yr ago

In my humble opinion, your 'hybrid' social media is like two-in-one shampoo. Nice to have. You should think out of the box. Why do you think Linked has been a success? My concern for you as an entrepreneur is that you are wasting a lot of resources for an app that appeals to people like you only. I don't know what users really want with all the social media out there. As a user, too much content that dulls our minds. Have you ever thought what is the opposite of social media?

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3yr ago

Congrats on the launch! The website is great and I love being a part of the community. I look forward to seeing the development progress.

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3yr ago

Congrats on the launch and building a platform that feels inclusive and respectful. Can't wait to see where this is going, but it already feels like the future of social networking.

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3yr ago

Amazing, congratulations on the launch! Given that I was actively looking for a Reddit alternative this is really the most well implemented and simple option to me. I like it and I wish it all the success.

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Reviewers split sharply by timing: early users praised Squabblr’s clean Reddit-Twitter hybrid, friendly community, fast updates, responsive developer, and solid desktop/mobile usability, with some also noting an open API and third-party app activity. Repeated requests included better feed curation, search, blocking, moderation tools, and a smoother mobile view. But many later reviews say management and policy changes undermined that goodwill, citing “free speech” shifts, weaker protections for LGBTQ+ users, admin removals, poor community leadership, spammy promotion, and a resulting drop in content and active users.

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Has potential. Only downside is the extreme censorship and far-left bias. They (the mods) have 0 tolerance for discussion and instantly remove anything if they interpret it negatively. I don't mind that as much as I don't use those boards nor have much political siding; it's just something I noticed in their Discord, since for some reason they're extremely clique-y and have open tickets where you can see when people report things that can be even SLIGHTLY offensive; eg someone reported a Horror board because it was 'mature content' and usernames that have swear words in them. It's still in its early stages so I'm keeping an eye on this as my Reddit alternative. Ability to block users would help significantly. Board/community moderation is questionable and needs some fine-tuning in how it works. Creator is very passionate for this and is working very hard and listening to user feedback which is a plus. Has plans for monetization in the future, but I'm unsure how well this will work if the site grows extremely large. Pros: Clean UI, dark mode, easy to use and navigate, looks good on PC/Desktop view Cons: political affiliation dictates moderation, mobile view is clunky, no titles on posts, no block feature, search feature could be expanded on, offsite community is too clique-y Overall, it is a decent social media application to be used alongside others, but not a suitable replacement.

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A new kind of social media - A community powered platform

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