Statement

Statement
Statement
Developer: Statement Makers Inc
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50 installs
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6.00 monthly active users
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Statement Summary

Statement is a free Android app in Social Networking by Statement Makers Inc. Released in Jul 2025 (12 months ago). It has about 50+ installs Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 6.00 monthly active users . Store last updated Jul 15, 2026

Recent activity: 2.00 installs this week (6.00 over 4 weeks) showing above average growth View trends →

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App Description

Make a Statement. Prove it.

Statement is the social app where every post is backed by a real transaction.

No fake reviews. No paid promotions. No bots. Just real people sharing real experiences, with proof attached.

When you post on Statement, it’s because you actually went there, bought that, or tried it yourself. Your transaction is verified. You add your take. It goes live with proof attached.

Make a Statement. Prove it.

With Statement you can:
• Link your account and let your receipts do the talking
• Add photos to bring your experience to life
• Post about where you went, what you tried, and what you thought
• Discover real places and real opinions backed by real transactions
• Give Props to posts you trust, and earn them for yours
• Unlock achievements as you build your verified track record
• Explore the map to find what’s actually good near you
• Share what you bought and why it was worth it.

For businesses:
• Claim your brand page on Statement
• See real engagement from verified customers
• No bots, no fake followers, just people who actually spent money with you

Statement is free to use.

Your data is never sold. We use Plaid to verify transactions, we never see your login, your balance, or have the ability to move your money.

Social media should be built on proof, not performance.