Enter: BeReal, the app whose mission aligns with its title. The app's strict parameters limit users to being as authentic as possible. Open the app, and you won't find filtered photos or ...

BeReal, an app renowned for its brief photo-sharing window, has been bought out. On Tuesday, Voodoo, a French app developer, announced its acquisition of BeReal for €500 million ($537.23 million).

Now that you’ve got an account, you’ll get a notification from BeReal the next time it’s time to take a photo. If the stars align, you will open the app directly after you receive this ...

BeReal, an app gaining traction with teenagers both worldwide and in the Inland Northwest, captures nonfabricated moments once daily. The app flips the traditional method of photo-sharing on its ...

That’s what’s special about BeReal: The app combines the temporality of stories (literally the only thing I use Instagram for) with actual pictures, but without the ~expectations~.

A San Diego woman claims that the BeReal app picked a nude photo from the photo library on her phone and posted it for the world—or, at least, the global BeReal audience—to see. The video ...

After clicking on the once-a-day notification, two pictures are ... generation values.” BeReal’s popularity compared to Instagram can be reflected through its App Store ranking, as it is ...