RYFFC is an app that puts YOU in control of your news experience. It's a safe and welcoming environment where users can freely share news without fear of public prosecution. RYFFC is redefining the way we think about news by democratizing its creation, consumption, and engagement, while fostering a safe and engaging social experience. This is truly a NEW WAY to NEWS.

On RYFFC, you'll be exposed to a diverse range of thoughts, articles, and opinions. While our app has no censorship, we've implemented anti-bullying systems and a comprehensive self-moderation system. This allows users to avoid posts that might be triggering or that they're not ready to see.

Ryff

A key feature of RYFFC is the Ryff. A Ryff is a concise "hot take" from the user, limited to just 88 characters. Ryffers engage with articles, pop culture, and news in a fresh way, moving beyond traditional comment structures. If a Ryff catches your eye, you can respond with a Ryff Back. Remember, at RYFFC, we take turns, so choose your words wisely—you can only Ryff on another's Ryff once until they respond.

Self Moderation

RYFFC empowers users to self-select the level of controversy or triggering material they want to see at any given time. We offer three levels of moderation:

• G - "General" audience moderation level, for users who prefer mild or non-controversial content.
• M - "Moderate" audience moderation level, for users who are comfortable with mild to moderately controversial content.
• BE - "Bleeding Edge" audience moderation level, for users who want to view all available content, including highly controversial material.

Voting

In conjunction with self-moderation, users can vote on the appropriate moderation level for articles, ensuring content is categorized according to community standards.

Superboost

Superboost adds a fun and exciting element to your engagement. If you come across a post you really like, you can give it an extra boost, making your "Like" more impactful.

Like/Dislike

The classic like/dislike feature gets a new twist on RYFFC. Instead of clicking a thumb, you can swipe left or right on the article to express your opinion.