Being a passive online observer is pasśe. The depth of social media experiences is increasing, fast. Immersive modules, real-time interaction, and increased retention are the keywords for the future of user engagement.

1. Users love control

2. Users thrive on connections

a. Chat types
You can choose a conversation spectrum as per your audience’s taste. From public chat where anyone is allowed to post, to private chats among fans, to influencer chats where selected whitelisted members (such as influencers, athletes, or celebrities) can talk between themselves publicly while non-whitelisted members can still react to influencer messages
b. Chat Input
Chat input can be plain text, standard emojis, images & gifs from 3rd Party sources, as well as the ability to upload custom sticker packs through our Producer Suite. Beyond chat input, users can also react to messages from others with custom reactions.
c. Custom Theming
The chat UI elements, including input window, chat body, and chat bubbles can be customized per your design guidelines.
3. Users thrive on rewards
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