LORE - from all your apps

I’ve honestly had a really good experience using Lore so far. It’s been a super easy way to stay connected with what’s going on around campus and discover events and opportunities I probably wouldn’t have known about otherwise. I like how everything is organized in one place, which makes it convenient to check updates without feeling overwhelmed. What I also appreciate is how it helps create more of a sense of community. As a student, it can sometimes feel hard to stay involved, but Lore makes it easier to see what others are doing and feel more connected. The app itself is simple to use, runs smoothly, and doesn’t feel complicated. Overall, it’s been a positive experience and I’m excited to keep using it and see how it continues to grow on campus.

This app is so unique and provides such a different experience from all the apps I’ve had before. As someone who loves social media and is always curious about what my friends are doing, this app was the perfect merger between them. During my time using this app, I became closer to my friends and we created so many interesting connections between us that would have never happened if conversations weren’t brought up by this app. LORE is also simply your community of friends, so it also takes away the pressure and mental weight on constantly seeing influencers and celebrities post. Overall I think LORE is an extremely creative app with a concept that doesn’t exist yet, and I 100% recommended that you try it out with your friends!

homie has honestly been such a refreshing app to use, especially compared to traditional social media. i love that it takes the pressure off posting and instead lets you stay connected in a more natural, low-effort way. it feels way more authentic seeing what my friends are actually discovering and interested in, rather than just curated posts. i’ve found myself opening the app just to casually check in and explore new things through people i already know, which makes it feel personal and fun. as a college student, it’s nice to have a platform that doesn’t feel overwhelming or competitive, and instead focuses on genuine connection and discovery. homie feels like a social app made for real life, and I’ve really enjoyed using it so far