Fun.App is the central hub of our network, from which all of our other experiences can be accessed and where all their content is aggregated. App is essentially your home on the network, giving you a single place to monitor and command your entire network presence.

There are a couple main experiences as part of App.

1. Here your home feed is an aggregator of all the content you follow on the individual sites. Everything you follow on our network (regardless of the site on which you follow it) will appear in this feed, allowing you to get a full view of the content you follow in a singular feed. If you wish, you can narrow down which sites you are aggregating content from by click on the site selectors at the top of the feed; when you select a given set of sites, the content in the feed will reflect those choices and only show followed content from those sites.
2. You have a profile page on App, which is your central profile for the entire network. This page has an aggregator of all your content from the various sites, and lets people discover who you are on the network as a whole. From this profile page, people can follow you on any of our network sites, see your public content and see your profile information from each of the network sites. You can also add links to your external social media profiles, letting people find you off the network as well.
3. Our explore page allows you to find content by your interests which you have selected. This will show you content from all around the network that realtes to your given interests. This is comprised of both a content feed and suggested sources that you may be interested in. You can narrow down which interests you want to see content from by clicking the interest selectors at the top of the page. You can also change your interests here at any time.
4. We have keyword pages which work very similarly to interests but allow for more granular content selection. Our network has hundreds of keywords that can be applied to profiles, communities and content, which when used tags the feeds themselves and all content within with the given keyword. So if you find a keyword of interest, going to that keyword page will show you content, profiles, communities and more that all have to do with the given keyword. This is a great way to find content on a given subject across the network, eliminating the need for you to look for that content on each network site individually.