The new app that tries to stop you from constantly staring at your phone!
Beme was created to
change that! Social media is supposed to be a digital version of who we are as people,
but instead it has become this highly sculpted, calculated version of who we
are, told through many filters that doesn’t really resemble the reality of
things at all.
One of the main
features of Beme is that users don’t need to look at their screens to record a
video. All you have to do is just press it against your chest and the app will
use the iPhone’s proximity sensor as a record button. As of now the app is only
available for iOS.
To take a selfie or a
vlog, you can press your iPhone up against the wall. It is strange, awkward
behaviour to press your phone’s screen against a wall in the middle of a
concert, but it’s the only way for the proximity sensor to activate.
To watch the video,
hold down a person’s username and just like Snapchat moments, they are
ephemeral, which means they disappear right after you view them.
Everything you see on
Beme, you see for the first and the last time. Instead of giving hearts or
likes, you can send selfies by tapping the screen – the most genuine of
reactions.
Getting reactions is
probably the best part of the app. Being able to capture without being forced
to stare at your phone is one of the most liberating interactions you can do
with your phone.
If you want to
download the Beme app, find it in the App Store, but you will need to get an
unlock code from someone who is already set up to go.
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