Hey, I'm new to this community. Just downloaded Swell on my phone and I heard that this is a great platform. And of course, with the Explore button, I have seen a lot of good swell pods up. I want to know, is it really swell swell or is it not? And if it is, what is making it so swell? And what is your go to point for this swell to be your go to place? Right. I'm waiting for the answers, guys
Aishani Chatterjee
@Aishani · 1:02
Based on Swell, you get to generate as well as be part of these really cool conversations ranging from anything to everything that you would like to talk about. So I'd say keep exploring and I'm totally looking forward to hearing more from you. Welcome once again
Gaurav Chauhan
@Gaurav1106 · 0:52
Plus, you find a lot of amazing people who talk about positivity and some people who like to talk about other stuff, which I am interested in. Let's say like true crime, paranormal stuff, politics at times, and cricket. I've been talking to a lot of people about the Asia cover, which is ongoing, and I think it's fascinating. Really good people, really chill vibes. So, yeah, I think it's pretty swell
Hi, Fernshiri. Welcome to Swell. My answer to your question is obviously going to be very biased, as I am one of the founders of this platform. I hope you enjoy it. The reason that we created this platform was to really address this need. There's a gap. There is no real platform out there where you can actually have authentic and thoughtful conversations, the kind of conversation you would have with friends or relaxed dinner. It's talking about something more meaningful rather than something trivial
Isabella Croston
@isabellaa · 0:59
First of all, welcome to the app. I hope you stick around and I love Swell. It's just in my opinion, it is the best way to get out any just kind of thoughts and emotions that I have that I don't really feel comfortable just expressing sometimes. Like sometimes I just want to talk, but not really to anyone and just kind of be heard. And Swell is a really good place for that
I don't see the point of these somewhat shallow platforms. So like I said, Swell and Twitter are still holding up the flag as far as I'm concerned. I wrote a book on creativity, and Twitter was a great place to connect with other authors, ask them for reviews, give them reviews in their books, and also connect with potential readers. Same as well, you can connect with potential readers of a book. You can ask honest questions, and that just doesn't happen on Facebook