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Bond breaks the scroll cycle

AI helps you live life, not just like it online.

Bond is a new social media platform that uses AI to nudge users away from endless scrolling and into real-world experiences. Unlike other platforms, Bond encourages users to document their day-to-day activities through posts that suggest local events or interests based on your recent updates.


The founders claim this will help reduce screen addiction by integrating more IRL activities. While it might not be as lucrative in the short term, they see potential in selling user data for AI training and e-commerce integrations down the line.


With a team of ex-social media giants behind it, Bond aims to set itself apart from traditional platforms by prioritizing privacy and value over ad revenue. The app’s design is similar to Instagram but focuses more on personal stories than an endless feed.


Dino Becirovic envisions a future where users can monetize their own memories through data licensing or product recommendations, turning passive social media use into active engagement with the world around them.

Original source:  https://techcrunch.com/2026/04/21/bond-social-media-platform-ai-memories-kick-doomscrolling-habit/
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