In this era of endless short video software, Tumblr - Culture, Art, Chaos seems very special. This software released by Tumblr, Inc is full of depth and philosophy. Its main culture, art, chaos is displayed entirely. Tumblr -- Culture, Art, Chaos highlights the most meaningful and real side of things without grandiosity and disguise. It is often likened to a vibrant pocket full of pure Internet culture, in which every active user is an artist, sharing hobbies and searching for similar souls. Tumblr -- Culture, Art, Chaos uses its own algorithms to weave a map of each user's footprints. They come to strange places and make everything meaningful.

As a social software, it provides a platform for users to share themselves and have fun. We can post what you want mainly in short videos. We can browse other people's posts, including memos, texts, music and tweets by scrolling through the screen. There are strange things inside. You can post photos of your pets, delve into the underworld, find like-minded people, and match your reality to your mood with GIF. In such a community, everyone can build it or simply browse it and immerse themselves in it. It's a great platform for self-expression, and it's growing all around us, led by creativity, aesthetics, initiatives rather than individuals. Tumblr -- Culture, Art and Chaos uses powerful algorithms. The browsing of the user each time will be recorded and the algorithm will calculate what they like and their personality and push favorite content to users according to their preferences. At the same time, it is also a process to know themselves well. It is a fun experience that we post our works and memes in such a community, and it's easy to find like-minded people.

Tumblr – Culture, Art, Chaos is a free software for downloading. We can use it for free. We can share our works and browse what we like.

So far, Tumblr – Culture, Art, Chaos has been downloaded more than 100 million times on the Google Play Store and more than 3.6 million people give a super high score of 4.5. Statistically, users love it.