Empath
iOS Universel / Réseaux sociaux
Tired of social networks that make you feel worse about yourself? Empath is all about sharing how you actually feel and building deeper connections with people you really care about. Every feeling you post is anonymous, but when a friend hearts one of your posts, Empath tells you who is showing you love. Then if you feel comfortable, you can open up and let that friend know it was you all along.
Empath tracks all your posts in an emotional journal, so you can see how your feelings change over time and remember important moments. When we share our feelings, the world feels a whole lot friendlier.
Highlights:
-Create a profile with only your photo and first name – Empath doesn’t ask for any other information
-Express how you’re feeling: Calm, Happy, Excited, Angry, Afraid, Sad, or anything in between
-Anonymously share emotional posts within a supportive online community
-Be notified when a friend or loved one hearts your post
-Open up with people you trust to build deeper, more authentic relationships
-Track how your feelings change over time
-Watch for emotional community trends in the your area and around the globe
Neither the Empath app nor the Empath community is qualified to diagnose mental health issues. Please seek the help of professionals for therapy and suicide prevention if needed. You can reach a 24-hour suicide prevention hotline at 800-273-8255. If you are experiencing a mental health emergency, dial 911.
Quoi de neuf dans la dernière version ?
Dark mode and other performance improvements.
Enhanced privacy. We collect analytic and crash data to improve the product. Other data, like location and contacts, is entirely optional and used only to enhance your experience with the app if you choose to opt-in.
Neither the Empath app nor the Empath community is qualified to diagnose mental health issues. Please seek the help of professionals for therapy and suicide prevention if needed. You can reach a 24-hour suicide prevention hotline at 800-273-8255. If you are experiencing a mental health emergency, dial 911.
