Cappuccino

Sociaaal LLC

In-app purchases

About this app

Cappuccino is a fun way to share audio stories, life updates, and jokes with close friends and family.
Record a short voice memo ("bean"). Listen to your Cappuccino (mix of your friends' beans) every morning at 8 am.

RECORD A BEAN: tap the microphone and start recording. Talk about your day, tell a joke or share a thought and send it to your close friends and family.

LISTEN TO YOUR CAPPUCCINO: (mix of your friends’ beans) every morning at 8 am.

SMILE:
From the Cappuccino community
“Laughing aloud in the street” - Melody
“The highlight of my day. I smiled the entire time” - Allison
“It put a giant smile on my face” - Bryan
“Couldn’t stop smiling” - John
“I smiled all along” - Derek

Ratings and reviews

The app has a solid concept and has potential. BUT it seems like it's been abandoned after it was bought by another company. Even though there's now a paywall, both the android and apple version have issues that haven't been addressed or fixed for months. Ex: the app randomly crashes, the speed up button doesn't work for past beans, the past beans for android are inconsistent with apple vers (if one shows 5, the other shows 1)the bean deletes or doesn't record if you pause while recording, etc.

It's a fun idea, and good way to connect with friends online. My main gripe is the number of notifications. I ended up turning off all notifications in my system settings, since I couldn't find any way to manage notifications within the app. It would be nice if there were a middle ground between no notifications, and being notified every 5 minutes.

I really loved this app, but now they're charging a ridiculous amount if we want access to features like listening more than a couple days back and opening up a bean one day early. I think there are other more valuable features to charge for and not charging more than even Netflix does in a month. Needless to say, my friends and I are looking for another app or method to use, since all we are doing is essentially sending each other voice memos.