LOVE unveils a modern video messaging app with a service model that puts users in control
A London-headquartered start-up called LOVE, valued at $17 million following its pre-seed funding, aims to redefine how individuals remain in touch with close family and friends. The company is releasing a messaging app that uses a mix of video calling in addition to asynchronous video and audio messaging, in an ad-free, privacy-focused experience with a […] Described Radocchia, what attracted her to sign up with as CEO was the potential to develop a new company that maintains more positive values than what’s frequently seen today — in truth, the brand name “LOVE”is a reference to this objective. As for the LOVE app itself, it’s a relatively sleek mobile messenger using an intriguing mix of functions. For beginners, LOVE restricts its video messages to 60 seconds, for brevity’s sake. LOVE has actually been soft-launched on the App Shop, where it’s been used with a number of testers and is working to naturally grow its user base through an onboarding welcome mechanism that asks users to welcome at least 3 people to join. …
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