Pichi - Everyday Circles app analytics for October 18

Pichi is a social app for staying close to friends. It is a place for ordinary conversation: say what you mean, share a small part of your day, and keep in touch without turning every update into a performance. Start with a profile you can actually recognize. Add a photo, write a short intro, and include only the details you are comfortable showing. When something changes, update the photo, rewrite the intro, or hide a line. Browse other profiles when you want to, and decide what on your own page stays visible. Chat is there for the messages you would send in the moment. Type a note, add emoji 😊, and come back to the same thread later. Reply to one message, or let a conversation run across the day. What you send stays in the chat you opened, so you can catch up without searching through a feed. Posts are for the things you want more than one person to see. Share a photo or a short video 📸, add a few words, and choose who can view it. You can also send a picture directly inside a chat when it is meant for that conversation. A meal, a street, a pet, or a note from your afternoon all fit. If a post no longer feels right, edit the words or take it down. Video chat sits inside the same conversations. Open a one-to-one or group video chat with friends, then return to text whenever you like. Pichi is built around small amounts of data and clear choices. You pick each photo or video yourself. The app does not scan your library in the background, and it does not upload files you never selected. You can review your profile, edit what is there, or remove a post when you no longer want it shown. Leaving a chat or taking down a post is a normal part of using Pichi, not a special request. Use Pichi to keep a few important people close: a short hello, a picture from today, or a conversation you can reopen tomorrow. • Shape a profile that feels like you • Chat with text and emoji • Join one-to-one or group video chats • Share photos and videos with friends • Edit or remove anything you no longer want shown