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Facebook launches new social app for couples called 'Tuned', currently only available in US, Canada

Facebook's NPE team describes Tuned as a 'private space where you and your significant other can just be yourselves'.

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Tech2 News Staff|Apr 08, 2020, 11:09:59 IST
Facebook Inc on Tuesday launched a new social app for couples called "Tuned" that allows partners to chat, share photos, music and have a timeline of shared memories between them.The app is currently available only on Apple's App Store in the United States and Canada, according to data from industry site Sensor Tower.[caption id="attachment_8238951" align="alignnone" width="1024"]Facebook Tuned app is only available in US and Canada. Facebook Tuned app is only available in US and Canada.[/caption]Facebook's New Product Experimentation (NPE) team, which created Tuned, describes the app as:
A private space where you and your significant other can just be yourselves. With Tuned, you can be as mushy, quirky, and silly as you are together in person, even when you’re apart. Creatively express your love, share your mood, exchange music, and build a digital scrapbook of your special moments. Tuned is built by the NPE Team, from Facebook.
NPE was created last year to focus on launching consumer-focused experimental apps. In February, the team launched a photo and video sharing app, "Hobbi".Tuned is currently ranked No. 872 in the United States and No. 550 in Canada in the social networking category, Sensor Tower said.Also note that Facebook's NPE team works on various apps through the year, however, not all of them make it to the global market after being tested.With inputs from Reuters
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First Published:Apr 08, 2020, 00:16:29 IST
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