Own your reflections. Share with intent. Not every thought belongs on social media. Gleegleam is a social app for your daynotes, thoughts, and moments you want to write, reflect on, and share your way. Some thoughts are just for you. Some are worth sharing. Keep them private, share with your people, or share anonymously with the world. Write about your day, your relationships, your struggles, your wins, or whatever’s on your mind. No pressure to perform. No need to turn every thought into a post. Sometimes you just want to get something off your chest. Sometimes you want someone to understand. Sometimes you want to know you’re not the only one feeling it. Write what feels real. Choose who gets to see it. Connect with people who get it. With Gleegleam, you can: • Write personal daynotes and reflect on your thoughts over time • Create shared daynotes with the people you care about • Share thoughts publicly without revealing your identity • Discover real experiences from people who feel the same way • Track your personal goals and challenges through your daynotes Your thoughts don’t all belong to the same audience. Gleegleam gives each one a place.
| Size | 21 MB |
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| Price | Free |
| Platforms | iPhone and iPad |
| Category | Lifestyle |
| Website | gleegleam.com |
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App's data is regularly updated.
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- Pass your circle on: Make another member the owner (they accept when they're ready), or leave and let the circle live on with the next member. If a circle is deleted, everyone keeps their posts. - Remove members, and keep them out: Circle owners can remove someone and choose "Don't let them rejoin", with an Unban list if you change your mind. - Password reset that actually resets: The link in the reset email now opens a "set a new password" step. Before, it only signed you in and never changed the password. - A cleaner Friends tab: Every circle now shows its description up front, with Share and Join right on the photo. Circles with wide photos no longer push cards off the edges of the screen.