A week later, a direct message arrived. "Hey—thanks for the viewer. I made that clay figure." It was from the paint-splattered hands. Eli blinked. The viewer had been anonymous by design; it preserved the platform's boundaries while revealing human rhythms. Then, a new idea arrived with the message: what if the viewer included short notes — optional, consent-driven annotations users could add to their own timeline moments? A simple sentence: "Made this with Ellie," or "Last night before the move." Notes would let people add a little context without breaking the impulse of suddenness.
"Profile Insights"
BeReal is built on a reciprocal "give-to-get" model. You cannot view others' content or see detailed interaction data unless you have posted your own BeReal for the day. View Counts: On your main feed, you can find a "Who Viewed Your BeReal" bereal profile viewer better