apps i think.
inaff / commentrs
the world’s first
unserious brand.
we make two apps. inaff finds you one friend, hands you twenty things to go and do together, then leaves. commentrs is short video where the comments are the main character.
every number here is checkable
two apps that agree about nothing.
a friendship app that plans to leave.
one person, not a grid. no swiping. twenty quests you actually go and do, then you graduate and we delete ourselves from your life.
the receipt: on the web, the chats screen says it isn’t end to end encrypted, in big type, and tells you to use the app instead.
short video, where the reply is the product.
clips, stories, lives, dms. plus 21 ways to comment: live shaders, runnable code, drawings that replay, ghosts that delete themselves.
the receipt: one com is $0.01598. it’s in the terms, and it never goes on sale.
one rule: show the receipts.
we say where we’re worse.
if something is weaker somewhere, that screen says so. not a footnote.
we publish the number.
prices come from one published rate. no secret discounts, no fake stats.
the paperwork is one file.
every legal doc is generated from one source, so the app and the site can’t disagree.
inaff and commentrs are products. Apps I Think is the company, and the party to their contracts, invoices and legal notice.
three doors. pick the right one.
open a ticket.
it has a number and a status you can check. an inbox has neither.
partnerships@
anything with a contract at the end of it. a person reads it.
support@
a ticket didn’t fix it, you paid and didn’t get it, deleting your data, a legal complaint, legal notice. a human reads every one.
A person reads every one. Please don’t send prank, bulk, automated or threatening mail, and try a ticket first for everyday product questions.
Never treated as misuse: being wrong, being angry with us, asking again, or disagreeing with an outcome. Never restricted, whatever we think of the sender: a request about your data, a safety report, a security report, a legal notice, or anything else the law entitles you to send us.