Thread is a tool for building meaningful relationships and sharing more personal moments. Connect with friends and family with messaging, event planning, location sharing, photo albums, and more.
@john_mctavish My main experience with Telegram is in Crypto groups with thousands of people. I believe it's also used in small intimate groups but it's also used for massive groups. I think thread, by focusing on the intimate part, will build features that would be attractive for small groups. Just a guess, I'm gonna test it now.
@lui_kohl That's how I got started on Telegram as well. But now I've pulled my family into a group chat and have several local social groups in it along with peer-to-peer direct chats. Really, the only drawback I see is that topic discussions just get lost quickly in an active group. Would like to see something like Slack be introduced where you can start an offshoot thread on a particular group chat post.
@lui_kohl I've not used Whatsapp much at all so I can't really compare. I do like that Telegram is not under the FB umbrella. The 'instant view' feature for news articles is handy, especially for reading content that's behind a paywall. I'm in Eastern Europe, Telegram and Viber are pretty ubiquitous here along with whatsapp.
Hi, I'm Daniel, founder of Thread.
Not too long ago, I sat down and thought about what the biggest problem our technology-native generation was facing. It was right in front of me, buzzing away on my phone.
I believe current social media and social networks are built in a way that harms our ability to meaningfully connect with one another. They're highly addictive, superficial, and socially isolating. They also run a reputation of violating user privacy and selling it to third parties.
I strongly believe in ad-free, private social networking as a path forward.
I would love to hear your feedback about what we're building.
Reach out to me personally at daniel@thread-app.com.