#linkmeapp

From instant messenger to email to MySpace, the dawn of the 21st century helped make society feel oh-so-interconnected, as friends were suddenly able to chat from as far as across the globe or as close as down the street, so long as they had computer and internet access. Flash forward only two decades, where smartphones now reign supreme, the social media market is oversaturated with options, and actually connecting with one another online feels like more of a chore than a technological marvel. Now, one up-and-coming platform is looking to make staying in touch more hassle-free than ever before; meet LinkMe, the innovative app that finally makes digital friendships fun again.

While apps like TikTok, Instagram and Facebook dominate popular culture, an abundance of users has made keeping the same username consistent across all platforms incredibly difficult, if not impossible. As such, exchanging what should be simple information ends up taking an inordinate amount of time, something LinkMe’s CEO Net Kohen and COO Val Share discovered for themselves at a business meeting one day. The duo’s own experience subsequently prompted them to create LinkMe, changing the landscape of sharing socials to be incredibly simple for all.

With LinkMe, social media users can simply download the platform’s app to connect all their accounts in one cohesive space, ready to share with others through the mere scan of a QR code. LinkMe’s complete customizability allows users to pick what info they share with who, exchanging LinkedIn profiles with potential business partners while leaving out their personal Instagram’s, or vice versa, helping LinkMe users navigate different social situations with ease.

“LinkMe is a platform that simplifies the way we connect, reducing the exchange of physical business cards, making it easier for people to communicate while being environmentally friendly,” said Share.