Fall in love with Indian alternatives to Facebook
India’s fast-growing startup ecosystem has only grown in size in the past decade. New and innovative apps come into the market as swiftly as they leave. This leads to competition, and app builders have to be creative to beat the competition.
When Facebook ruled the scene, it was revolutionary. But now some of the biggest problems are the low quality of personalized content as well as security problems. For these reasons, people have started to give attention to what might be upcoming.
Let’s explore some fresh and hot startups that have the potential to break the market.
Knobee
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You might hop on popular social media apps to pass your time, but get bombarded by content that isn’t relevant to you. Or you're seeing it because it is viral. Most of the time this content ends up being junk and a waste of time.
Knobee aims to be an app where you can connect with your friends and family, share content and view it. All that without the nonsense. It is safe, easy to use, and helps you build internal networks with the ones you know on a personal level called a ‘hive’. Not only that, your friends and family stay in two different realms.
The aim of the app is to reintroduce social media for an intimate feel. It helps to reach out to your lost relations, keep friends and family in separate spaces. But that's not all. It also lessens the unnecessary content you're forced to consume.
It can also help you find love and browse for business reasons.
Features of Knobee
A dynamic app that can be used for a plethora of reasons
Organized and parallel spaces for family and friends
Junk-free content
Safe and secure
Less to no fake accounts
Yara Book
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One of Facebook’s wins being a personal and professional social networking platform. Yara Book serves the same purpose. It’s a platform where you can share your personal life and beliefs, values, and talk about your business endeavors in a worldwide frame.
Features of Yara Book
It follows a simple mantra which is to cancel out all the spam and keep up the integrity of its content. You can also find a bunch of business tools and reach the people you need to faster.
For both professional and personal uses
Less junk
Lets you post free ads
Helps with SEO of content
Roposo
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If Facebook had a video-focused cousin, it would be Roposo. Mainly around video shooting, editing, and sharing, this is the place where everything you make goes viral. That’s not the most important thing. It is available in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Gujarati, Punjabi, Marathi, Bengali, Malayalam, Odia and Assamese to increase its inclusivity.
Features of Roposo
Not only does this boost the usability of the app, but it’s also simple psychology: people just love videos. It catches your attention instantly and retains. Why? Because it’s less complex than reading and more interesting than static pictures.
This app categorizes its content and you will notice how easy it is to find exactly what you’re looking for.
It lets you edit and share videos with the world
Available in different languages
Good selection of content
Quality personalized content
In conclusion
We will have to say goodbye to the old giants of social media and embrace the young companies. Their efforts are unique. Companies have started building apps with their customer's help to make apps that fit everyone.
The rave of social media isn’t going to fade anytime soon. Might as well have some fun discovering the right apps as long as it’s a trusted website and you’re being safe.
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