From the Store description:
Speak Freely with 6cret, a client app for the popular service "Secret"!
Share anonymously with friends, co-workers and people nearby. Find out what your friends are really thinking and feeling.
• Secret posts come from friends, but you won’t know which one.
• Write back anonymously.
• When people love your secret, it spreads to their friends and can travel around the world.
Say what you’re really thinking and be yourself.
Here's 6cret in action:
The first thing, after signing in, is to give permission for 6cret/Secret to use your location - it may seem a little odd, but you'll see why later on; (right) and then your into Secret itself, with real life secrets shared by others around you...
Delving into the FAQ on the menu reveals the reason for the location permission - there are clever algorithms in place to try and ensure that secrets shown are relevant to all parties. The end goal is an anonymous pseudo-social network; (right) more secrets, somewhat marred by the ad banner - is it just me that gets annoyed by ad banners which mimic application toolbars?
Starting to bare my soul (well, ok, just a little), I tapped out a secret and then decided to add a photographic background - plucked from my Photo albums on the phone. It turns out that you have to start from the photo and that all my text got lost, so I had to start again. Ah well, this was the only glitch I experienced.
After that, it was on to retyping and posting my secret; (right) and it's live on Secret right now - I wonder you'll be shown it at any point? Gulp. How embarrassing.....
6cret is a free download in the Store here. As with all the developer's applications, it's slick and recommended.
PS. In the last few hours, 6cret has been updated yet again - Rudy develops at such a pace. The new v1.2 adds:
- allow emoticons on secrets
- search and download background images on Flickr
- improve user interface