Your thoughts on "MindSpace: Thought-Sharing Network"

I'm thinking of creating an android app that allows users to anonymously post their thoughts, feelings and experiences. And I'm wondering if any of you would like to see this idea come to life. Core Features: - Thought-Centric Posts: Users can share short, text-based posts (e.g., 280-500 characters) that reflect their thoughts, ideas, or feelings. There is no space for images, videos, or other media, keeping the app’s focus on written expression. - Ephemeral Content: All posts disappear after 24 hours, ensuring that users can express themselves without worrying about the permanence of their words. This feature also encourages users to post spontaneous, authentic thoughts, as they won't be archived or preserved. - No Interactions (Likes/Comments): There are no likes, comments, or shares on MindSpace. This reduces social comparison and the pressure to post for validation. Users can post freely, knowing there is no feedback mechanism — just the act of putting thoughts into the digital ether. - Time-Sensitive Notifications: Users receive a notification at certain intervals (morning, evening, etc.) encouraging them to share what’s on their mind at that moment, fostering a habit of self-reflection. Posts remain entirely voluntary and organic. - Anonymous/Partial Profiles: Users can choose to post either anonymously or under a public-facing username. The app could also allow for pseudonyms or one-time usernames that change daily, promoting a more anonymous and liberated posting environment. - Daily Themes or Prompts: MindSpace could introduce optional daily or weekly prompts like "What are you grateful for today?" or "What’s a philosophical question you’ve been pondering lately?" These prompts could inspire deeper thinking while still maintaining the freeform nature of posts. - Post-Timing Control: Users could set when their thought will disappear within the 24-hour period. For example, someone might want their post to last for 6 hours instead of 24. This adds another level of control over how fleeting their message is.