A new project to bring back Vine’s six-second looping videos is now available for download on the App Store and Google Play . Divine, as this Vine reboot is called, offers access to an archive of roughly 500,000 Vine videos, restored from a backup of the original service, and allows creators to post new Vines once again. Divine was financed by “and Other Stuff,” a nonprofit formed in May 2025 by Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey. The non-profit is focused on funding experimental open source projects that have the potential to transform the social media landscape. Dorsey’s backing of Divine doesn’t make him a traditional investor since he’s not looking to get a return here. Rather, his goal is to correct an earlier mistake he made as CEO of Twitter: shutting down Vine in the first place. To create Divine , Evan Henshaw-Plath, an early Twitter employee and member of “and Other Stuff ,” explored the Vine archive.…