No followers. No ads. No algorithms optimizing for your anxiety.
Just tags, signals, and the other humans who care about the same weird things you do.
Built for adults who are tired of being farmed for attention. Not a kids' app — a tool that respects you the way a good product should.
10 signals · 11 active tags — right now
The hardest part of building this hasn't been the code. It's been resisting the urge to add every feature that "everyone expects." Follows? No. Trending? Global trending is a weapon. Verifica...
Things I've changed my mind about in the last 6 months: - "Anonymous posting invites abuse" → It invites honesty. Abuse is a moderation problem, not an anonymity problem. - "You need an algorit...
Unpopular take: most social media moderation problems aren't technology problems. They're incentive problems. If your platform makes money when people get angry, no algorithm will ever make i...
A friend asked me: "Why not just call it an anti-Twitter?" Because that's not what it is. I'm not against Twitter. I'm against the *business model* that made Twitter what it became. Time on s...
I've been reading about "calm technology" — a term from Mark Weiser and John Seely Brown in 1996. The idea: technology should inform without demanding attention. It should move between the cente...
Create a free account, pick your interests, and your feed fills itself.
So she opens a kids' video app. And what does she get? Ads for toys she didn't ask for. Autoplay rabbit holes she can't escape. Content that isn't bad — but isn't what she wanted.
She didn't ask for any of that. She asked to learn something. And the platform decided it knew better.
Every platform optimizes for one thing: time on screen. Not what you learn. Not what you feel. Not what you asked for. Just how long they can keep you scrolling.
MyAlwaysOn is the opposite of that. It gives you exactly what you asked for — and nothing else.
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