Remember wander this tourist app? Forget it.

Absrtact: Remember wander this tourist application? Forget it. This application was released 10 months ago, but I never understood what the application was for. After 10 months, the company finally released days. Their products had a big

Remember wander this tourist app? Forget it. This application was released 10 months ago, but I never understood what the application was for.

After 10 months, the company finally released days. Their products have been transformed from a tourism application to a daily story-telling application.

The company has carried out a round of $1.2 million worth of seed round financing, including NextView Ventures, Softtech VC, SV Angel, Google Ventures, collaborative Fund, Red Swan and Evisbility.

Back to application itself, days is a daily record application, with a picture sharing function. Users can use it to share everyday pictures with their friends and tell them about their day. Days are a good substitute for people who don't like Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. The goal of days is to help users record all the bits of the day, from breakfast to bedtime.

There are so many pictures sharing apps on the market today, but I think days are different from other services, and it provides the two features I've always wanted.

1. Tell a story. We use a lot of social applications every day, such as Facebook, Twitter, and so on, so many services are the problem of content fragmentation. It is difficult to integrate the content of these platforms and tell a complete story. Days can tell you everything that happens in the day.

2. Non-real name. We're tired of Facebook's real-name requirements. As a result, services such as Snapchat and Whisper are becoming popular, especially among young users.

Similar to Snapchat, users can only share photos taken by days of application. This means that days want to replace the camera function of the user's mobile phone, cultivate the user's usage habits. Photos taken by users can be stored in mobile phones and shared with other social services such as Facebook.