VibeCheck: Mood Status Widget
iOS app by Studio Solum. Social Networking · Studio Solum
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0.3
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-16
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Store description excerpt
Tune in to how your closest friends are feeling today. Vibe Check is a mood widget app for sharing how you feel through an emoji and a short message. There is no feed to perform for and no likes to chase—just a small signal between people who know you. Send today's vibe Choose from 16 mood emojis, add a few words, and share what feels true right now. Each vibe expires after 24 hours, so yesterday's mood does not stand in for today. Keep it in your circle Create a private circle with up to 12 friends. Send an invite code or link, join a friend's circle, and see the vibes shared inside it. No code yet? You can explore first and invite friends later. Glance from your Home Screen Add the widget to keep your friends' current vibes within view without opening the app. The Midnight Signal design turns each emotion into its own frequency, with deep night colors and warm signal accents. Check your chemistry See how your selected vibes line up through a lighthearted Chemistry score. Use it as a prompt to check in, start a conversation, or simply notice when you are on the same wavelength. What you can do • Share one of 16 mood emojis with a short message • Create private circles for up to 12 friends • Post vibes that expire after 24 hours • See friends' vibes in a Home Screen widget • Join circles through invite codes and links • Compare vibes with Chemistry Some feelings are easier to send as a signal. Share yours and see who is tuned in.
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