Peach — share vividly Reviews – Page 15
4/5 rating based on 192 reviews. Read all reviews for Peach — share vividly for iPhone.
Peach — share vividly is free iOS app published by Byte Inc.
needs fixes
ORIENTAL FARMER
fun app but 1. issues with random videos getting stuck in a loop in the background and 2. can't see older posts.
get this app!!
taderoni
honestly i recommend this to everyone I know. it's a simple but beautiful app and it feels way more secure than tumblr or Twitter. i actually got closer to a lot of my friends on t and even with my boyfriend. i love it
cute and peachy!
floatlng
I love the simple design and different features compared to other social apps! It's nice to see an app based on friends and not followers once in a while since I think it's helped me get to know people better by what they post that isn't for likes. Ok some suggestions.. Group chats, read receipts on messages, and ability to hide/remove certain sticker packs because there's so many and I don't use them all.
just peachy!
qianbot
I've really made a lot of friends through this app-- admittedly it's easier to use if you have a few people you know on peach already, but regardless I've been a user basically since peach came out and it's really the best social network I've ever used. It feels much more intimate and comfortable than others, and the community is so supporting and positive. Really a gem!
This app seems like a knock off VAAM
Ezell guapo
It's a cool app but it seems like their copying Vaam
Lovely community, unique
a sad bun
Apart from having one of the most generous and real™ user community, Peach is unique in that it includes post features that allow you to doodle, ask the dreaded Peach Oracle, etc.
glitchy
FlowerVagabond
im @thewanderer haha i feel like there are so many bugs tbh, and it takes a while to load??
No way to find new people, still crashes.
Fauwx
It suggests you follow a bunch of meme loving f***s but there's no way to find actual interesting people and the app makers focus too much on cutesy things and making a hugbox than making a functional app. Still crashes just as bad as day one.