Americans are increasingly turning to a Chinese-owned application known as RedNote as an alternative to TikTok in light of the potential shutdown of the popular platform.

TikTok faces a possible ban in the United States this week unless its parent company arranges a sale within that timeframe or if the Supreme Court steps in.

As concerns regarding the impending ban intensify, American users have begun to download the RedNote app in an effort to mitigate the potential loss of TikTok.

As of Monday, RedNote ascended to the top position in the U.S. app store, becoming the most downloaded application.

The application, referred to as Xiaohongshu in Chinese, serves as a platform for sharing short-form videos, similar to TikTok.

According to The Sun, Social media users have expressed their enthusiasm for RedNote, particularly as many TikTok users transition to this new platform. Comments on social media include sentiments such as, “RedNote seems to be the move,” and “TikTok who?

RedNote is the place to be.” Others have noted their positive experiences with the app, stating, “I have just downloaded RedNote (Chinese TikTok) and I am enjoying it so far.”

Additionally, users are indicating that the migration to RedNote is already evident, with remarks such as, “TikTok is about to be banned in a week, and every American has already migrated to RedNote, making it number one.”

Beyond its video and live-streaming capabilities, RedNote has drawn comparisons to Pinterest due to its emphasis on e-commerce.

Established in 2013, the app facilitates a blend of social media engagement and online shopping, enabling users to share product reviews and lifestyle content within the platform.