True Friends Brings Its Social Health Revolution to the United States

True Friends, the groundbreaking app that has redefined how people connect in Europe, is proud to announce its expansion into the United States. With a mission to combat social isolation and promote Social Health, True Friends offers a refreshing alternative to the superficial dynamics often seen on traditional social platforms.

Unlike platforms that prioritize appearances and curated lifestyles, True Friends fosters genuine, meaningful interactions. Its innovative design encourages users to connect based on shared values and experiences, rather than looks or status. The app's impact has been remarkable, with users spending an average of 52 minutes per session, underscoring its role as a trusted space for authentic communication.

Achievements So Far:

European Success: Born in Europe, True Friends has grown into a movement, with users across the continent embracing its mission to make connections real again.
Recognition and Support: Backed by leading influencers, organizations and universities, to provide users with access to professional resources when needed.
Product Excellence: The app's thoughtful design includes an "issues filter" to help users connect around shared challenges, making it easier to find someone who truly understands.

"Social Health is as critical as physical and mental health," said Miguel Fidalgo, co-founder of True Friends. "In a world increasingly dominated by superficiality, True Friends stands as a beacon for those seeking real connections. The U.S. presents an exciting opportunity to bring this movement to a country facing its own challenges with social isolation."

Why the U.S. Now?
With over 36% of Americans reporting feelings of loneliness on a regular basis, the U.S. is ripe for a solution that prioritizes authentic relationships. True Friends aims to empower users to break the barriers of isolation, creating a ripple effect of stronger, healthier communities.

The expansion is accompanied by plans to enhance the app's features further, incorporating user feedback and scaling its reach while maintaining its core values of empathy, inclusivity, and authenticity.

True Friends is available now for download on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.

TRUE FRIENDS
Miguel Fidalgo
00351 914579069
Avenida da Republica 15, Lisbon - Portugal - Europe
miguel@truefriends.app
https://truefriends.app/

Founded with a bold vision to redefine how people connect, True Friends is a Social Health app that addresses one of the most pressing challenges of our time: social isolation. Born in Europe, True Friends challenges the superficiality of traditional social platforms by focusing on authenticity, empathy, and meaningful interactions.

The app serves as a safe, inclusive space where users are encouraged to be themselves. True Friends connects people based on shared experiences, values, and personal stories, rather than appearances or curated images. By doing so, the platform fosters a culture of realness and understanding, making it a trusted ally in the journey to stronger social connections.

Key Achievements

User Engagement: With an impressive 52-minute average session time, True Friends has demonstrated its value as a platform where users feel comfortable and engaged.
Proven Impact: Piloted with success, the app's unique features, such as the "issues filter", have resonated with users seeking genuine connections and understanding.

Mission
At its core, True Friends is a movement to prioritize Social Health alongside mental and physical health. By creating a platform that values people for who they are and the experiences they share, True Friends is reshaping the digital social landscape.

Vision
True Friends envisions a world where everyone has access to real, meaningful relationships. As the app expands globally, including its recent launch in the U.S., it aims to empower communities, combat loneliness, and build a stronger foundation for human connection.

True Friends is more than an app; it's a mission-driven company redefining the way we relate to one another in an increasingly disconnected world.

This release was published on openPR.