A video-sharing app
Zynn is an app similar to TikTok, in which you share video content with followers. However, it adds a twist to the story by offering an incentive programme to users. The app rewards you with tokens and points for consumed website content.
A familiar design
At first glance, Zynn resembles apps such as Lasso and TikTok a great deal, that is, people join it and share trendy media content, such as videos, audio, music, photos, and live streams. However, this app finds a way to encourage you to establish genuine interactions with everything shared on it.
Reward system
The reward system is an incentive programme on Zynn that lets you earn coins, tokens, cash, and points as you consume content. You'll notice a metre on the left that shows you how much you've accumulated, and the total amount on your home screen.
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Once you sign up for the first time, you'll get a reward. There's also a luck system on the app, which gives you benefits at random. Finally, you can earn points by having another new user enter your referral code. However, it is only one per member.
You keep all points as long as you stay active on the app. However, if you go AWOL for a long time, you'll lose your gains. This generous system earns you rewards both in and outside the app.
An engaging UI
The user interface emphasises an optimised scrolling experience. The entire layout is easy to navigate, with clearly-labelled buttons and an attractive black-and-yellow background.
Before you add your content, you can take advantage of the editing tools that let you add effects, music, and filters to your content. Then, you can link your Zynn profile to other social media accounts and share your creations across the Web.
An exciting alternative
Overall, Zynn isn't much different than its competitors. Similar content gets shared across the app and all the functionalities boast the familiar look of users' favourites. However, the opportunity to earn real-life awards makes it stand out from the crowd. Although it's relatively new for now, it has thus far proven legitimate.
