I'm There

I'm There is a social networking app, and that already tells you the kind of job it tries to do: keep a presence visible and let people connect around it. By our assessment, that is a familiar idea rather than a new one, so its value depends on whether it does the basics cleanly. Social apps like this are often at their best when they make checking in and keeping track of people feel light. The downside is that they can blur into the rest of the crowded social-app field unless they offer a clear reason to stay. In use, the whole thing usually turns on profiles, updates, and who actually shows up. I'm There sounds like an app for people who want a simple social layer, not a dense network with every feature packed in.