Why the creators of tbh sold the Facebook application from the top 10 App Store
The company Mark Zuckerberg acquired another start-up not long ago. This time, Facebook became interested in the idea of tbh (to be honest) service.
The idea of the application is anonymous complimentary exchange. The service has many questions, among which, for example: "Who is your best friend?", "Who can make you laugh best of all?". The user needs to answer questions and mark their friends on them, and the friend receives a notification and does not know who praised him.
The main feature of the application is the exchange of only positive emotions. The possibility of negativity is reduced to zero, and users get only pleasant questions that they can not compose themselves, but only choose from the list.
Soon the application got into the tops of the App Store and floated in the gap between 1m and 10th place. More often you could see tbh still in the first place in the market.
Why does Facebook need a small start-up with a narrow idea?
Zuckerberg's position on this matter is not known, but perhaps Facebook does not want to repeat Snapchat's story. The reason is that even the most minimal idea or chip can grow into a huge viral envelopment.
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Mark may have idea to integrate TBH with more services from FB. If he had bought something small, he should have seen some big value in it.
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Holy smokes. I wonder what this idea could've turned into if it was in the right hands?
How soon do you think it will be until Facebook starts to have a dating limb?