While recent research discovered that even women themselves might think that men are more creative, a new 3D avatar social network could be on the path of dispelling this myth.
AlterMe is a unique social community where users instantly create 3D avatars from selfie and then tailor them to express themselves, show their interests and communicate with a preferred degree of privacy. If you’ve ever wished to alter your personality, this is where AlterMe app was created. It allows anyone to create their 3D alter ego and shape its appearance with thousands of possibilities until they love it. AlterMe users then connect with each other in the new social platform that enables their avatars to chat, move and emote. It’s more immersive than an avatar creator, it’s really about sharing one’s online identity and connecting in a new way.
Out of thousands of Gen Z individuals who flock to AlterMe daily, 67% are female, who also spend double the average amount of time on refining their 3D personas. Results are often approaching a level of avatar fashionista or make a statement using personal style. AlterMe users mix and match different hairstyles and clothes with accessory items creating looks that may be straight from the digital catwalk, be it a futuristic or casual collection. A vast selection of body types, clothes and even futuristic costumes ensure that it’s only creativity that is the limit.
The AlterMe vision is what a cyber-world community would be like if it were filled with imagination, uniqueness and beauty. But it doesn’t end there, as the app is equally striving to create a private and secure place for Gen Z to connect and have open minded conversations about their true interests. Whereas social media are now dominated by posts about what people did, the likes and comments that come with it, AlterMe has taken on a mission to connect users based on their innate personality and the way they express themselves without judgement from others. This ultimately leads to bonding in a more meaningful way, not just based on how they look, but who they are as a person. This strongly resonates with the Gen Z audience, especially its female part, as the app’s user base and reviews suggest.
AlterMe is growing into an engaged community of 3D avatars powered by human creativity and AI technology that connects them. While launched just recently, AlterMe has already climbed into the top100 in the App Store and is trending up.
