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"Path, maker of the \"personal network\" app for iPhone, just launched a new app that provides another alternative to the traditional social network \u2014 the \"interaction network.\"\nWith [iTunes link] for iPhone, released Tuesday, encourages you to share who you are with \u2014 that is, physically next to \u2014 by providing a stylized photo. The app serves up photos of the people you follow, and their interactions, in a visual timeline.\nThe application is built on top of Twitter, making it an extension of your Twitter social graph.\nOn With, the friends you are with the most will rise to the top of your profile. The closer the friendship \u2014 based on your posted interactions \u2014 the more benefits.\n\"At Path, above all we believe in empowering simple design, quality craftsmanship, and creative freedom,\" the startup explains in a post announcing the new application. \"At a recent hackathon, we discussed an idea that we thought to be fairly powerful: A fun, simple way to share who you are with. The idea seemed to have legs.\"\nIndeed it does. Here's why: Big or small, the moments that make up our days are often more poignant when they're shared with other people. \nWe share these moments publicly through photos on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram, and some of us share them privately via Path. But that means the visual of the moment itself overshadows the people making the moment happen. With, on the other hand, tips the scale toward the relationships formed by those moments. That's why the startup likes to call the app \"authentic\".\nWith is also quite nice to look at. The app could be a bit more intuitive, but once you figure out that you're meant to post who you're with by tagging your Twitter friends, snap a photo and apply a lens, you'll get it. \nOr perhaps you'll get it just by seeing the interactions of your Twitter friends, which are already waiting for you after you log in. The Twitter social graph and the single sign-on feature are two of With's strongest qualities \u2014 the moment you log in with your Twitter account, you have something stunning to look at.\nPath insists that it remains dedicated to its primary iPhone application, but With has the all right ingredients to be a more commercial and social success."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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