You can even share out Path posts to other services, including Twitter, Foursquare, Facebook and Tumblr (in the future). Path attempts to bring multiple services' offerings into one place, offering functionality that Foursquare, Instagram, Evernote have, but in one stop. It's good to see a different take then the 'like' button. By default, instead of liking a status, you can choose an emoticon (with everything from a sad face to a heart) based on what you think and make a comment as well. Probably one of the more interesting things is that the application doesn't let you write directly on someones profile, but instead lets you react to their 'moments' on their paths. Easily share your embarrassing tunes with everyone! They've put a lot of thought into how things are presented to the user, and how easy they make the application to navigate. These aren't exactly conventional options, and the company even makes it easy to share what's playing on your iPhone right now. Perhaps a strategy to stop late night texts from friends? User profiles are beautifully presented and really let the user show off who they are.įrom the home option you can share by hitting the 'plus' button which give you the option to share with a photo, share what friends you are with, share a location (foursquare support!), what music you're listening to, a thought or the fact that you've gone to sleep. Either 'home' which is a combined path of you and your buddies, or 'path' which is your personal path and only shows your posts. You get to customize your profile with two images a profile picture and a cover photo (very Facebook Timeline esque, right?).įrom the main screen, you have two options. A few details and you're onboard, and able to share.

When you open it you are greeted by a beautifully easy setup experience.

This is a social network with no bounds to what you share. I may have been kidding about that last one, but the remainder is true.

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