Secret is a popular iOS app that lets you share things with others without having your name added to whatever is published. Today's news is not only has the service managed to pull off $10 million in funding, but we'll be seeing an Android app released in the future as well as more markets added to the supported list. Think of this a an anonymous social network. Currently, Secret operates in the US.
The move from the US will take Secret to other English-speaking markets, including the UK, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand. It makes sense for the company to expand its horizons and tackle Android and more regions. The mobile platform has captured most of the smartphone market and there's scope for penetration with millions of potential users.
Our friends over on iMore previously reviewed the app. The question is: are you interested in Secret coming to Android?
Source: TechCrunch
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