Twitter is testing a new story-like feature called Fleets in Brazil which allows users to create posts that disappear after 24 hours.

Brave, a free, privacy-centric web browser is a potential alternative to browsers like Chrome, Safari, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Edge.

Social media apps Hoop and Wink allow users to swipe through Tinder-like interfaces that connect to their Snapchat profiles. According to Sensor Tower, Hoop and Wink collectively have over 1.7 million downloads. As they’re particularly popular among minors and have bypassable safety enforcement, these apps potentially pose risks including sexual predation, exploitation, and child pornography.

Sway is a dance video app with AI features that can make someone appear to be completing various dance moves based on recorded motion data.

Tangi is a short-form video sharing app created by Google centered around instructional tutorials and DIY projects.

The new short-form video-sharing app Byte has dropped, drawing comparisons between its predecessor Vine and competitor TikTok.

A six-second video-sharing social media app called Byte was released in late January 2020.

Doublicat is an AI-based GIF and meme-making app that uses deepfake technology to combine user selfies with GIFs of celebrities.

David Dobrik’s new app: David’s Disposable brings elements of disposable camera photography to smartphone users.

Quibi is a mobile-only video streaming app with shows created by and starring big names in Hollywood. It is set to launch in April 2020.

Genies is an app that allows you to create a fully customizable avatar of yourself to be used anywhere from iMessage to Instagram.

Triller is a video sharing platform known for its celebrity creators.