TrintMe, an award winning new Facebook application for taking friendships further , is proud to announce that after running successful trials at Babson College and being a part of a Case study at King’s College in London at the beginning of this month, it has now garnered favorable publicity among the technology cognoscenti as an application to watch on Facebook.
“We are really excited about our coverage in TechCrunch and the positive buzz we are experiencing amongst the technology press. We would like influential college students and student leaders to be campus ambassadors for this app and spread it in their respective colleges and enable deeper connection between friends and help take friendships further” explained VS Joshi, Founder Of TrintMe. “We are also very excited that King’s College in London had created a case study on TrintMe and getting continuous feedback from college students has helped us shape the application”
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TrintMe is different than online dating sites as online dating sites help people meet new people. TrintMe doesn’t claim to do that. TrintMe helps people take the next step within their friend circle safely and easily without the fear of rejection, embarrassment or spoiling relationship. From a fixed menu of intentions, (giving a compliment, coffee, romance, casual fling) Facebook Friends privately select and save their true intentions for each other on TrintMe. If there is a match of intentions, TrintMe let both the friends know about their matched intention privately. If there is no match, nobody knows a thing. TrintMe acts as a intermediary between friends and helps users build true relationships and take friendships further without the fear of being rejected or spoiling a relationship. Trintme’s goal is to ensure that there are no more missed connections when both people want the same thing from each other and no relationships are spoiled because one of them misread other’s signs.
TrintMe is a Silicon Valley based company. TrintMe helps people express and match their true social intentions with their friends. Social intentions can be as simple as getting a cup of coffee together or more complex as starting a romantic relationship. First, users connect to TrintMe via Facebook. Second, they indicate their friends and from a set menu of intentions they select the social intentions they have for those friends. Finally, TrintMe reveals only shared intentions among friends and unmatched intentions are never revealed to anyone and are deleted in 30 days. The company’s motto is “Take friendships further”
