<p>Are we ready to accept any other social media app than the existing ones? Yes, we can give it a chance, because in today's day and age, there isn’t a single technology platform that seamlessly connected locals and neighbourhoods together. This led to us building Cityscape, a modern-day mobile-first local technology platform designed to excel at just that - bring locals together for a better today & tomorrow, said Vishal Shah, Founder- V-Star Labs.<br><br>It has already lauched on Android Play Store platform, it will soon be followed by IOS and Windows in the future. Currently users will be able to select one neighborhood, though in future versions, it will be expanded till three - for example around their home, work and another place of interest.<br><br>Cityscape, The app enables people to report, alert & raise local awareness by following and connecting with their local area and other locals. With features to share tpictures, check-ins, selfies and fun content with those around as well as share and consume local news and events from the local community, the app helps users engage with their locals.<br><br>They see other social networks as complementary to what Cityscape offers. Facebook is a great to stay connected with friends and family, LinkedIn for professionals, Twitter for the wider world. It has carved as a space that's left unexplored by some of the early social networks.<br><br>The great part of Cityscape is that nobody needs to create a profile, by simply downloading the app and using it for the first time, an anonymous profile is automatically created. "We want to make it seamless and dead-simple for everybody to give us a shot," company said.<br><br>Give it a spin, no need to share any private information to start using the app - email, facebook, twitter, contacts, nothing. Just install, choose your locality and get going. It is that simple.<br><br>Anyone can use it. "We are targeting anyone who gets excited about local communities and socialising with other locals regardless of where they live and work. If you like checking out a place, finding out whats going on, what are some of the upcoming events, where people are hanging out are what active discussions they are having, you should check out Cityscape. Even though we have seen so much excitement from our early users, we really think this is just the beginning," said Shah.<br><br>Cityscape is available exclusively in India, with plans to be launched globally in the near future.<br><br><em>(BW Onlinen Bureau)</em></p>
