I've been using Yope mainly as a way to stay connected with close friends in a more private and personal environment. What I like most is that it feels focused on real interactions rather than chasing likes, followers, or public engagement. Sharing photos feels quick and natural, and the experience is simple enough that it doesn't get in the way of communication.From a user perspective, the biggest strength is how intimate and low-pressure the platform feels compared to traditional social media apps. It encourages sharing everyday moments with people you actually know rather than posting for a wider audience.If I were to suggest improvements, I'd be interested in seeing even more features that strengthen close-friend interactions and make sharing content feel more seamless. Overall, my experience has been positive, and I'd be happy to provide more detailed feedback during the interview.

I’m using an iPhone 13 Pro.

My attention to detail is quite strong when it comes to spotting issues. I tend to notice small things like UI misalignment, slow transitions, unclear labels, or steps in a flow that feel confusing. I also make sure I can clearly reproduce any issue I find so it’s easy for developers to understand and fix.