If Tiktok is banned again next week, there are 8 similar apps to try instead

byte Developed by Vine co-founder Dom Hoffman, but is now available Android and iOS. The app’s interface is similar to that of Tiktok. You can upload a video from your phone or shoot a new video. It probably has the fewest special effects characteristics when it comes to editing. When I created the clip, I was able to add only text and songs, and the app was quite limited in both options. One of the cool features offered by Byte is Ghost Mode. Tap the ghost icon while shooting to fade the original image, creating a dreamy and flashback effect.

Until you start following other users, BYTE will display a variety of videos in your home feed. Tap the magnifying glass to start the exploration. The app sorts videos into different categories, such as genres such as comedy, anime, strange things, pets, magic, etc., or trends, as Tiktok uses, instead of hashtags.