Difference? Nope. makes little sense. snap - short interval of time, photo (usualy one taken quickly), hence snapshot, a verb meaning break, snap one's fingers = make a short, sharp sound with one's fingers in a particular way snack - an item of food that is not very substantial, not very large . No obvious connection between these two words. . No obvious connection to mobile apps or platforms.

The words "snap" and "snack" are completely different. A "snack" is something to eat that is much smaller than a meal. A candy bar might be a snack. An apple might be a "healthy snack." To "snap" something can mean to break it in two. "He was trying not to make any noise, but he stepped on a twig and it snapped." It can mean to make a noise like something snapping: "He snapped his fingers." It can mean to do something very quickly, or easily: "This won't take long, it will be a snap." An informal photograph, taken very quickly, is a "snapshot." There is an app called "Snapchat." "Snap" means quickly and easily, like taking a snapshot. A "chat" means an informal, friendly, quick conversation. "We were both waiting at the bus stop and we chatted for a few minutes until the bus came." "Snapchat" suggests "a quick or instant way to start an informal conversation," and the company's slogan is "The fastest way to share a moment!"

Do you mean snapshot?