Nothing to sell
No adverts
Your personal feed has no ads and no sponsored posts. There is nobody to optimise it for except you.
We are
A social network for the person: friends, posts and reels for people you actually know, a feed that is not for sale, and moderation you can read and appeal.
Most networks make money by selling your attention. Being You makes money from subscriptions and professional tools, which changes what the feed is for.
Nothing to sell
Your personal feed has no ads and no sponsored posts. There is nobody to optimise it for except you.
Read, not guess
The weights that order your feed are published. If something is at the top, you can see why.
Human moderation
No AI-driven political censorship. Moderation is law-abiding, written in plain language, and every decision can be appealed.
Switch between them from the top bar. Nothing you say on one side leaks to the other, and you never have to choose which one you are.
Personal
Professional
No AI-driven political censorship. Moderation is human-readable, law-abiding and never arbitrary, and every decision can be appealed.
We do not sell your data or train models on your messages to steer what you see. Subscriptions and professional tools pay for this.
The ranking weights are published. Access decisions are logged. Money is refunded or lawfully held, never confiscated.
No. Your personal and professional sides are separate profiles with separate audiences. Nothing you post on one is shown on the other, and the composer warns you if a draft looks like it is heading the wrong way.
No. We do not sell your data or train models on your messages to steer what you see. The business is subscriptions and professional tools.
We are building in the open and will email everyone on the waitlist the day the doors open. One email, nothing else before then.
The personal side is free and has no adverts. Subscriptions and professional tools pay for the network, so you are the customer rather than the product.
It is built in the United Kingdom and open to most of the world. Access rules depend on where you live, which is why the waitlist asks.
Be Yourself.
One account, two sides, and a network that never asks you to choose.