At the centre of this shift is BeReal, a photo-sharing app designed to show a snapshot of what a user is doing at a certain point during the day, no matter how mundane.

Instagram” app that seemingly died in 2023 is getting a second chance at life in Japan as Gen Z users flock to BeReal.

It's weird to think about, but BeReal has evolved way past its original, simple design since it first launched in 2020. What was the "app of the moment" is now attempting to add as many features ...

While apps come and go frequently, every now and then comes an idea such as TikTok that revolutionizes the way new generations, especially Gen Z users, connect. This may be the case with BeReal ...

Social media app BeReal, which was named the 2022 App of the Year by Apple, is planning to add Spotify integration for posts. Alongside a picture from your main and selfie cameras, the app will be ...

V oodoo, a prominent publisher of mobile apps and games based in France, has officially acquired the social media company BeReal for a total of €500 million. This acquisition comes at a crucial ...

Or, consider BeReal, an app that essentially reduced the functionality of similar apps like Instagram – it prompted friends to share one picture, once a day, wherever they were, under time ...

It's not just BeReal, either. Other buzzy apps, like photo-sharing app Lapse or anonymous Q&A platform NGL, have also seen downloads and active users "fall materially over the past year as ...

"Lapse is for Friends not Followers," Lapse's app store description reads. From BeReal to newcomer ID by Amo, which launched last weekend from the French team behind the Snapchat-acquired Zenly ...

TOKYO -- BeReal is eager to expand in Japan's fast-growing and highly engaged market, said its CEO in an interview with ...