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TikTok has launched a new app called Whee, aimed at enhancing user engagement and tapping into broader usage trends. Similar to Instagram, Whee features a feed where users can share photos exclusively with their friends.
“Whee is designed to keep you connected with your closest friends through everyday moments,” TikTok announced on social media today. It allows users to capture and share real-life photos privately, fostering genuine connections. TikTok recently introduced Notes in April, another photo-sharing app resembling Instagram, alongside Lemon8, launched last year, which focuses on product and promotion content.
While Notes serves a broader audience with lifestyle tips like travel and recipes, Whee is tailored for private friend-sharing experiences. This move follows trends observed in the Chinese market, where platforms like Xiaohongshu have thrived by integrating social interaction with eCommerce.
Despite competition from established platforms like Instagram and Snapchat, TikTok’s innovative approach with Whee and Notes underscores its commitment to evolving user engagement strategies.
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