Trump is in talks with this app to acquire it

Sources close to former US President Donald Trump have revealed that he has had talks with certain communications applications in order to partner with an existing platform to create his own social network, according to sources close to the private discussions.

Among the social networking apps that former president and digital adviser Dan Scavino discussed was a relatively unknown platform called FreeSpace, these sources told Axios. It is not known how this partnership will work.

FreeSpace application

Trump has a reputation for not using his own money in business, preferring to license his name and use other people’s money to fund his projects. These leaks are by no means a finished deal.

A source familiar with the situation said Trump has not made a final decision regarding the social network. “There may be meetings with several companies this week,” the source said.

“I think we’ll see President Trump come back to social media in probably two or three months, with his own scene,” Trump chief adviser Jason Miller told Fox News on Sunday.

It seems surprising that “FreeSpace” has caught Trump’s attention, as the app is known to use sensitive, positive language that is the exact opposite of the style of social media that divides Twitter and Facebook after the Capitol protests on the 6th. January.

What is FreeSpace

FreeSpace presents itself as “believing in science to positively reinforce good habits and make the world a better place”. He speaks of “finding and enhancing shared values, so that people become addicted to the good.” FreeSpace also encourages the public to share daily actions and content that they believe will add value to their lives.

The app includes features typical of any modern social network, including an “activity wall” that resembles a news feed, a customizable profile and more.
FreeSpace is linked to Skylab Apps, a community building platform for coaches, etc. to help communicate directly with people.

FreeSpace describes itself as “a social amalgamation of free thinkers, mathematicians and entrepreneurs”. FreeSpace and Skylab are powered by Jon Willis, John Willis.

Willis is also CEO of Matchstick Media, an Arizona-based marketing agency, as well as executive vice president of Legacy Sports USA, a sports facility in Arizona.

FreeSpace is relatively new and doesn’t seem to have a lot of users yet. The app launched on both the Apple App Store and the Google Play Store on February 1.

So far, only around 20,000 have been downloaded through the two stores since its launch.