There's an App For People Who Are Pooping Now. Really.
Aug 25, 2015 00:22
Busy dropping a deuce while reading this? There's an app for people just like you. It's called Pooductive, and its main audience target are people like you - those on the toilet. Users can discuss their latest movements, and even chat. It's definitely not the Tinder of poop, if you were wondering.
It began as a Kickstarter, but failed to meet its goal.
The two college students who started Pooductive didn't let that get them down though.
They say, Think of it as a magical place where people from around the globe can anonymously meet to enjoy their time of zen, peace and tranquility together, by conversing, philosophizing and sharing ideas with each other. You could simply call it a messaging app if you wanted to, but it's so much more," the founders say on their website.
It allows for some creative communication regarding one's bowel movements. Would you actually use it? Check it out here.
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