Hood - Anonymous social sharing

Hood is a modern pseudonymous social networking platform that grants users the ability to share their genuine stories while concealing their true identities, promoting free expression.

On Hood, individuals can voice their thoughts under a pseudonymous username. The application seeks to create a safe space for anonymous communication, encouraging users to speak their truths without fear, challenge preconceived notions, and uncover real experiences. It empowers people to share authentic narratives with the community.

How it operates:

1) Download the app and provide basic information about yourself (without revealing your name).

2) Opt to share your contacts and location so you can see what your friends are sharing.

3) Discover your friends' anonymous updates and engage with them.

4) Join interest-based groups for more interaction.

5) Share your truth anonymously.

It’s as straightforward as that!

P.S: Your privacy and safety remain our utmost priority.

App features

👉 Feed – View anonymous posts from friends, trending topics, and relevant content in your feed.

👉 Groups – Form public or private groups where you can exchange opinions with others.

👉 Whistle: Stay updated on company reviews, ratings, hiring trends, layoffs, and more.

👉 AMA: Engage in Ask Me Anything sessions featuring experts and notable figures from various professions.

What can you do on Hood?

There's something for every user.

👉 Want to ask something on social media but feel apprehensive? Use pseudonymity on Hood to ask freely.

👉 Anonymous Stories: Connect over shared interests, likes, and hobbies through anonymous storytelling.

👉 Suppressed Emotions: Unveil your true self on the app and meet others who share similar experiences.

👉 Professionals: Discuss the challenges and injustices you encounter in your workplace without fear of repercussion.

👉 Students: Express your thoughts about what you love or dislike about your institution.

👉 Experiences: We accommodate all types of experiences, including love, hate, bullying, trauma, childhood tales, and more.

Wear a mask and express yourself without hesitation!

Become part of a candid, unfiltered community.

NEWS

1.Social network platform Hood launches new tools for content creators

The addition of the three new features will enable users with tools to enhance their reach, encourage interaction on the platform, the company says

Pseudonymous social network, Hood, has launched three features, Creator Score, Boost Post and Weekly Creators to provide creators with opportunities to showcase their talent, engage with their audience, and enrich the overall community experience.

As per the company, Creator Score offers a unique scoring system that rewards users for their engagement and activity on the platform. With each interaction, creators receive a distinct creator score, empowering them to track their progress. In addition, an exclusive Boost Post option for creators enables creators to amplify the visibility of their posts for a specific duration, increasing the reach of their content.

2.Pseudonymous social network Zorro rebrands as Hood ahead of US expansion

Pseudonymous social network Zorro announced on July 1 that it is rebranding as Hood ahead of its expansion into the United States.

Founded by Jasveer Singh, Abhishek Asthana (known as Gabbbar Singh on social media), and Deepak Kumar earlier this year, Hood allows users to share, confess and discuss various topics freely using a pseudonym on the platform.

Singh had previously told Moneycontrol that one of the huge challenges with social media platforms is that when the networks are open, people take it as an opportunity to bully others behind anonymous handles, giving anonymity a bad name.

"Like all great ideas, Zorro too grew into a higher purpose, building a community who speaks freely and fearlessly. It was imperative for our brand name to reflect this higher purpose. A shift from individual expressions to community conversations and open discussions. And it is this sense of community that gave rise to its new identity, Hood" Singh said.