The Cheers app for iPhone is definitely a morning person. It's the kind of app that hops out of bed, says hello to the singing bluebirds at the window, and then goes for a jog to pick up a mocha at a favorite local coffee shop.
There are heaps of social-media apps that let you check in at restaurants or recommend businesses to your friends. Cheers follows that example, but flings the door wide open and encourages you to share your love for people, places, and things.
Cheers is positioning itself as a positivity app. You build up your "cheerfluence" rating as you go.
That may mean sending out cheers for a mother who made you soup while you were sick, a deli sandwich that rocked your lunchtime, or a book that made you cry--in a good way.
Just take a picture of the object of your affection, fill in a few details, and send it off. The app can be set to share your virtual shout-outs to Facebook, Twitter, and over e-mail.
Cheers should find a solid crossover audience with people who have extensive Hello Kitty collections, as well as anyone who believes that Thelma and Louise survived their airborne trip into the Grand Canyon.
This is a sweetly enjoyable little app, but it's likely to vie for space on your iPhone with your regular Twitter, Facebook, Foodspotting, and Foursquare apps. However, if you're looking for a little extra dose of cheerfulness, it will do the trick.
Cheers is launching for free on February 9. That will give you time to come up with a list of all the people, places, and things you want to share a virtual hug with.
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