noplace, a new social media app, has reached the top spot on the App Store. The app targets Gen Z users and those seeking a platform for real-time updates.
noplace has elements of both X and Myspace. Similar to Myspace, users can create customizable profiles that shows their current status, interests, and activities. Unlike Myspace, however, noplace has text-based updates in a feed similar to X. Users can share what they’re doing at the moment rather than curated highlights.
Users can add “stars” to their profiles, acting as hashtags for their interests, which let others with similar passions to connect. Additionally, noplace features a “top 10 friends” section, reminiscent of Myspace.
All profiles are public, and a dedicated team moderates content to ensure user safety. The app utilizes AI to suggest content and summarize what users might have missed while away, but it avoids algorithmic manipulation of feeds.
noplace is a new venture founded by Tiffany Zhong. The app gained initial popularity during an invite-only beta phase and is now available for download on iOS with a web-based read-only version.
The company has received funding from Alexis Ohanian’s 776 and Forerunner Ventures, among others. With its unique combination of features and focus on real-time connection, noplace offers a new option for social media users seeking an alternative experience.
Download it from here.