Current developments
While keeping the current system up to date is very time consuming and expensive, we are approaching a new stage in the development with better usability and a network to grow.
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Your story begins here – write your own community content for free!
Whether you’re an artist, a shop owner, a fitness guru, a philosopher, a movie buff, a poet, a physician, a farmer, a scientist, a magician, a musician, a tour guide, a chef, a botanist, a baker, a hiker, a ufologist, a pastor, an estate agent, a recruiter, an environmentalist, a historian, a circus director, a sign language specialist, or anything else under the sun, you are a storyteller.
Discover your creative potential and craft compelling local multimedia stories for free with our storytelling tool, PI (π).
Language is culture – Multilingual support
As Noam Chomsky eloquently stated:
“A language is not just words. It’s a culture, a tradition, a unification of a community, a whole history that creates what a community is. It’s all embodied in a language.”
This philosophy is at the heart of wyah’s design. True communication requires cultural understanding, and that often means using the language of origin. Wyah embraces this by supporting a multitude of charsets, allowing you to connect with your audience in their language, whether it’s English, French, Hindi, German, Spanish, Welsh, Mandarin, Cyrillic, Turkish, Twi, Swahili, Cherokee, or countless others.
Reviving towncenters and retail trade
Are you experiencing the challenges of empty town centers and a decline in retail business due to increasing online competition?
We believe that local storytelling, with the right mix of engaging and dynamic content, can revitalize local areas and foster a sense of community that extends beyond business hours.
By reactivating and growing loyal audiences, local storytelling can significantly reduce online advertising costs for local businesses, institutions, and cultural attractions that rely on local traffic.
Create moments that stick
Why do certain experiences and places linger in our memory while others fade? According to Chip & Dan Heath’s book “The Power of Moments,” people often overlook the duration of an experience (duration neglect) and instead remember the best or worst moment, as well as the ending (peak-end rule).
Creating positive, memorable experiences for your customers is key to fostering happiness, loyalty, and positive word-of-mouth. This means going above and beyond to exceed their expectations.
For small businesses, integrating w.y.a.h. into your communication strategy can be a powerful way to surprise and delight your audience with positive peak moments that they will cherish and remember.
Sign up to PI – our storytelling tool
Do you have what it takes to become a storyteller? Sign in or Sign up to our story tool Pi and try it out!
at beta stage and we would love to hear your feedback- join our Facebook Community (link further below)!
To get started with your first story, download our tiny tutorial pdf !
Let’s chat, or join a Live Q&A Session
We’re happy to talk about ideas and possibilities and of course to answer your questions! Just get in contact to chat over a coffee/ Earl Grey tea – or join one of our prescheduled Q&A Sessions.
Support us
Would you like to help us developing this idea further? The app and story tool is free but we are happy to accept your support by letting you donate the amount you think is fair for it.
In addition, we will gladly help you setting up your first story as a worldwide introductory story.
Your support helps us to improve the service!
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Transparency on your data:
The following information is required to run the service:
First Name, Last Name, Company (optional), Country of residence, Mobile Number, eMail, Date of Birth.
Please choose your Username (the alias for your posts) wisely – we won’t be able to change this later on and make sure you set up a strong password.
Why do we ask for this data:
Your name, mobile number and email serve as a means of basic identification, to contact you regarding your account and to avoid a flood of spam registrations combined with spam entries.
Your date of birth is required to verify you meet the minimum age to hold a social media account. The information won’t be shared with 3rd parties for advertisement purposes and will be stored securely to the best of our knowledge until you delete your account.
Please contact us for any questions or look into our Privacy section in the footer.