Remix and Continue Someone Else's Post | Rifff
Frequently asked questions
- Can I remix or continue someone else's post?
- Yes. Tap riff on anything you like — remix it, continue it, and make it your own.
- What makes this different from saving a post?
- Saving keeps what was made. Riffing produces something new from it.
- Do I need to leave the feed to riff?
- No. The feed is full-screen vertical scrolling, and the riff action is on the item you are looking at.
- How do I create my own version?
- By voice — your voice is transcribed in real time so you can create and edit by speaking.
The short answer
Tap riff on anything you like — remix it, continue it, and make it your own.
Why riffing rather than saving
This is the one design choice that makes the category different, so it is worth stating plainly.
Every feed has a save button. Saving keeps what was made. Riffing produces something new from it — a remix, a continuation, a rewrite.
The difference is in what a piece of content is. If it is a thing to have seen, saving is the complete interaction. If it is a thing to have built on, riffing is the primary verb and everything else is secondary.
In the feed
No leaving, no separate compose flow for the remix case. The feed is full-screen vertical scrolling, and riff sits on the item you are already looking at.
Making your own version
Create by voice: your voice is transcribed in real time, so you can create and edit by speaking rather than by typing.
That combination — riff something you saw, make your version by talking about it — is the loop the app is built around.