Open it. You're in.
No sign-up. Your phone makes a private key and gives you a code to share. Twelve words are your way back.
No name, no number, no face. Not to other people, and not even to us. Just a code and a reputation.
Nothing to fill in. Open the app and you already have a code. From then on, your behaviour does the talking.
No sign-up. Your phone makes a private key and gives you a code to share. Twelve words are your way back.
Describe who you want to be and watch it draw itself. Mask on, mask off, or hidden.
Good things people see you do move it up. Harm they confirm takes it down. It's all anyone knows about you.
Three beings that exist nowhere else: the one people see, the one who talks with you, the one who lives with you. Describe one and watch it draw itself.
The face you wear here. Mask on, mask off, or hidden completely.
Its own name and mood. It learns you only if you let it, and never sees a chat.
Bright when you do good. Sleepy when you're gone. It grows with you.
In the app, an AI draws each being for you. Here, hand-made ones stand in.
Nori has its own name and its own mood. Teach it who you are, untangle a choice, see what it has noticed. It never sees your chats.
โEvening. Good quiet, or heavy quiet?โ
Answers land in About me: a private memory you can read, edit or delete line by line.
A room you decorate by typing. Your three live there. Medals hang on the wall, letters wait on the desk, and the sky turns from day to night.
Typed: โa cosy attic with plants and a neon signโ. Friends can visit, if you let them.
One number, earned in public, lost in public. It decides who can reach you, which rooms open, and how much your word weighs.
Someone posts a good moment. When 2 people who were there confirm it, it counts. Confirm something you didn't see and it costs you.
Only after a real conversation, and weighted by the rater's own reputation.
Reporters choose which messages to hand over as proof. Repeat harm bans the device, not just the account.
A rating counts for as much as the rater's own reputation, capped at 5ร. Fresh accounts count 0.1ร. An AI referee checks votes and reports for rings and pile-ons. It never sees a chat.
The prototype, live in the phone. Tap inside it, or pick a part below. On your own phone, open the full-screen app.
On first open the phone makes your private key and runs an invisible device check. You get a code. Nothing typed, nothing sent.
Not โwe promise not to lookโ. The system is built so we can't. If anyone asks us who you are, we have nothing to show.
Your phone makes a private key. There's nothing to leak, because we never had it.
End-to-end encrypted on an open, proven protocol, post-quantum on. Never home-made crypto.
We never ask for your phone book. There's no random chat, anywhere.
Sealed-sender delivery hides who talks to whom. Logs are minimal and gone fast.
Your face appears only if you post it. No recognition, no matching.
An independent security audit, published in full before launch, then every year.
We can't read your messages, so we don't pretend to police them. You decide who gets close enough to send one.
Everywhere, always: new accounts are slowed, low reputation can only reply, rooms set their own minimum.
Your phone's age signal, or a two-second selfie estimate that is deleted on the spot. We store one word.
No sign-up. No email. No number. Open the app and you're someone new, and nobody, not even us, can trace it back to you.
There's no list to join: we don't collect emails. The app goes live on this page first.