Trending Now - Vine Reimagined: Jack Dorsey's Divine Launches With 500K Videos

WHO:

Techmeme - Jack Dorsey is involved in financing the project through his nonprofit organization.

Techmeme - The project is built by an early Twitter staffer.

WHAT:

Techmeme - Divine, a Vine reboot, launches with approximately 500,000 restored Vine videos.

TechCrunch - Divine revives six-second looping videos, similar to the original Vine format.

WHERE:

Techmeme - The app is available for download on the App Store and Google Play.

WHEN:

TechCrunch - The launch of Divine is described as occurring recently, with no specific date provided.

WHY:

Techmeme - The project aims to bring back the popular format of six-second looping videos that Vine was known for.

HOW:

Techmeme - The app was developed by utilizing restored videos from the original Vine platform.

(UPDATED April 29, 2026 13:23 UTC)

Divine, a reboot of the popular Vine app, has launched with about 500,000 restored Vine videos, bringing back the beloved six-second looping format that fans remember. The project is backed by Jack Dorsey through his nonprofit organization and was developed by an early Twitter staffer, utilizing restored videos from the original Vine platform. You can download the app now on both the App Store and Google Play.