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Short videos, real connections. Watch Pulse, answer with an Echo, find your Scene — starting with the creators around you.
Other apps give you a wall of clips. Pulse starts with a card — the creator, their city, the Scene, the sound, and a peek at what's next. Tap it and you're full screen. Minimise and you're back on the same video.
A repost is a dead end. An Echo is a video answer tied to the video it answers — a reaction, a remix, a dance response, a correction, a continuation. It stays in a visible chain, always credited to the original.
Swipe up for another video. Swipe sideways to walk the conversation. Branches happen when an Echo answers an Echo.
A Saga is a serialised drama, shot vertical, told in short episodes. Not a clip that ends — a story that continues.
Every Saga opens with free episodes. Producers may offer more or make the entire Saga free, then charge for later episodes or a pass.
How Sagas workCommunities around an interest, a place or a moment — with a feed, a chat, weekly prompts and challenges. Local Scenes surface your city; worldwide Scenes connect you to everyone who cares about the same thing.
Nearby is a Pulse filter for what's happening in your city — the comedian three streets over, the dance crew at the stadium, the fashion kid from your quartier. Creators share a city or an area, never a pin. Tubaar never shows anyone where you are.
It's a filter, not a wall: For You keeps the world coming, and worldwide Scenes reach everyone who cares about the same thing.

Camera, voice, text or music. 15s, 60s, 3 min or live. Clips stack into a timeline you can reorder.

Trim, caption, sticker, pick the sound. Captions double as the accessibility track.

Pick a Scene, decide who can Echo you, choose whether to share your city. Drafts stay on your phone.

Tubaar was created by us, shaped by our realities and by the people who create and share here. We are building an African social product with a place for our languages, cities and cultures.
It starts African-first without being limited to Africa. Creators, music, humour, dance, fashion, languages and daily life from Kinshasa to Lagos shape its early identity, and the platform stays open to the world.
Report content, block accounts, and use the controls available for comments, messages and Echoes. Read our safety policies to understand how we handle reports and account restrictions.
Child Safety StandardsOpen the app and start watching. Make an account when you're ready to post, Echo or follow.