Listed 12 November 2014 · Palo Alto · California · United States
Blush Messenger.
A Palo Alto messaging app that hid your photo or text until the recipient's front camera started filming their reaction.
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“Messaging with video reactions”
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“Messaging with video reactions”
Blush is a fun new way to watch friends react to your messages. Photos are blurred and words hidden — and revealed only as the front-facing camera records. Reaction videos are sent back to you, and everyone who participates can watch each other's reactions and leave comments. Blush lets you participate in a shared moment from a distance, with the emotional impact of face-to-face communication and the offline convenience of traditional messaging.
- Topics
- Messaging, Video
- Platforms
- Mobile
- Location
- Palo Alto · California · United States
In our words: The 2014 listing described Blush as a way to watch friends react to your messages: photos were blurred and words hidden until the front-facing camera began recording, the reaction video came back to the sender, and everyone in the thread could watch each other's reactions and comment.
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