Fizz: Your Authentic Community

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App Store screenshot 1 of Fizz: Your Authentic Community: What's happening in your world?

“What's happening in your world?”

App Store screenshot 2 of Fizz: Your Authentic Community: See what people near you have to say

“See what people near you have to say”

App Store screenshot 3 of Fizz: Your Authentic Community: or in your school community

“or in your school community”

App Store screenshot 4 of Fizz: Your Authentic Community: Find out what the people you know really think

“Find out what the people you know really think”

App Store screenshot 5 of Fizz: Your Authentic Community: Dive into relationships, culture, and other topics

“Dive into relationships, culture, and other topics”

App Store screenshot 6 of Fizz: Your Authentic Community: Share what's on your mind

“Share what's on your mind”

App Store screenshot 7 of Fizz: Your Authentic Community: Buy & sell in your community

“Buy & sell in your community”

A closer look at the screenshots

Screenshot 1 of Fizz: Your Authentic Community: What's happening in your world?
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A feed post includes a prominent upvote count, giving the opening screen a visible example of participation.

Screenshot 2 of Fizz: Your Authentic Community: See what people near you have to say
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The Nearby label appears with local recommendation and video posts, showing the local-feed context.

Screenshot 3 of Fizz: Your Authentic Community: or in your school community
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A Stanford community feed and organisation post give the school feature a specific example.

Screenshot 4 of Fizz: Your Authentic Community: Find out what the people you know really think
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An Invite Friends dialog overlaps a confession post, placing an invitation beside the anonymous-content theme.

Screenshot 5 of Fizz: Your Authentic Community: Dive into relationships, culture, and other topics
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A relationship post uses a meme and an upvote count to illustrate a topic feed.

Screenshot 6 of Fizz: Your Authentic Community: Share what's on your mind
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The post composer appears with its keyboard open, showing the writing step directly.

Screenshot 7 of Fizz: Your Authentic Community: Buy & sell in your community
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A marketplace grid with prices introduces buying and selling as a separate use for the community.

About this app

Fizz is your go-to place to connect with the people who matter to you most. On Fizz, you can join your school’s private community or your nearby community to share and discover authentic content through text, video, image, and more. Find Your Community: Join your private school community or your nearby community to connect with others who share your experiences, identity, and location. Fizz is the best way to connect with people like you, in college, in your city, or nationally. Be Your Authentic Self: Share and discover while being your true self. Want to explore your inner comedian, ask a question, share a struggle, or see who relates to your situation? Share it on Fizz. Discover What’s Happening Around You, Right Now: Stay up-to-date on everything happening around you, including local conversations, parties, events, clubs, shopping, and more. Fizz is the best place to stay informed on what’s happening around you. Buy and Sell With Your Peers, Safely: Browse clothing, TVs, textbooks, cars, and more in the comfort of your private community. Safety and efficiency are the top priorities in the peer-to-peer Fizz Marketplace. Be Part of Culture: Go beyond your school or nearby community to find other people like you. Engage with content from various communities in the For You feed and personalize your recommendations to discover content from others who share your experiences and identity.

Headlines in this set

7 screenshots · 7 with a headline

  1. “What's happening in your world?”

    The opening question invites curiosity about the reader's own social surroundings.

  2. “See what people near you have to say”

    “Near you” makes location the reason to read these posts.

  3. “or in your school community”

    Starting with “or” connects this screen to the previous one and narrows the community from nearby people to a school.

  4. “Find out what the people you know really think”

    “Really think” uses curiosity about private opinions as the reason to join.

  5. “Dive into relationships, culture, and other topics”

    Naming relationships and culture gives “other topics” concrete examples before leaving the list open.

  6. “Share what's on your mind”

    The familiar invitation makes posting sound like expressing a thought rather than completing a form.

  7. “Buy & sell in your community”

    Two direct verbs name the transaction, while “your community” keeps the local focus.

How News sets are usually built

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