Plague, the ‘Tinder for information’, is addictive and its founders are onto something
Dec23
on December 23, 2014
at 2:41 pm
Over the weekend I spent a bit of time with Plague, an app that our own Owen Williams recently described as a gamified version of Reddit, and I’m sure the developers have hit on something noteworthy here. It looks like others agree, as its user base is growing rapidly. Despite only a small amount of press coverage, Plague, which comes from a Lithuanian startup, is growing as virally as its unusual name would suggest. Deep Sea Marketing, which has previously developed a messaging app called Hipe and a photo-sharing app called We Heart Pics, tells us that Plague has acquired 50,000 users in three weeks, apparently growing now at…
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