How to send a Cheersuu to someone
A Cheersuu is made to be handed to somebody. Here is how it travels, and what happens when it lands.
Send the link
Every Cheersuu has its own address. On the screen straight after you take one, and any time afterwards from your own Cheersuu log, tap Send: your phone's own share sheet opens so you can drop it into a message, and the link is copied at the same time so you can paste it anywhere you like.
Or send the photo
Some places take pictures and not links — a story, a camera roll, a group that strips previews. Send as a photo gives you the whole Cheersuu as one image, with the place and the drink written into it.
What they see
Your photo, where you were and what was in your glass, and a coaster to tap. There is no app to install and nothing to sign up for — the link opens in whatever browser they already have.
What comes back
One tap on the coaster sends a Cheersuu back to you. If they would rather answer with a glass of their own, they can: both drinks then sit on the same table, which is a round, and anyone else who answers pulls up a chair at it.
Who else can see it
That is yours to set, and it is separate from sending. A Public Cheersuu also sits on your profile and the front page; an Unlisted one is off the shelves and out of search while the link still works. Either way the link works for the person you sent it to.