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Chirp

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Research

Chirp is a semi-private, anonymity-centered, sandbox platform built to investigate the effects of online communication and self-disclosure of mood or emotional state on users. Chirp is available on both the Apple and Google app stores. The code is also open source on Github [client, server].

We ran a 90-person user study in 2022 investigating how emotional self-disclosure over Chirp impacts feelings of social support. Qualitative results show a promising relationship between even the limited communication on Chirp and ability to connect and give/receive social support. The paper "Chirp: The Impact of Private Online Self-Disclosure on Perceived Social Support" is being presented at CSCW 2024!

Team

Chirp was created in 2020 and is maintained by a group of graduate and undergraduate researchers from Brown University's Human Computer Interaction Lab.
Talie Massachi Rebecca Chou Audrey Chou Johnny Roy Lauren Choi Gabby Hoefer Shaun Wallace Jeff Huang
Logo by Ivery Chen.

Contact Us

Questions? Email us at chime@brown.edu