Everything in one window
Search the web, message the people you work with, ask an AI, and read what you follow — without opening a second app or handing four companies a record of it.
Read, search, and message in one place. No algorithm decides what you see, no one tracks what you do, and your messages are encrypted in transit and at rest. Private and decentralized.
No algorithm deciding what you see. No one tracking what you do. What you read, search, and say stays yours.
Your day is currently split across four windows. A browser to search. Messaging software to reach the people you work with. A separate app to talk to an AI. Something else again to read what you follow. Four logins, four companies, four separate records of what you did today.
SocialWeb Desktop is all of it in one window — an operating system for your personal cloud, running on a server you control instead of someone else's.
One window. One login. One server, and it's yours.
Muted words live in the Feed sidebar. Anything you add there is filtered out of every Stack, and each Stack can mute its own words on top of that.
Search the web, message the people you work with, ask an AI, and read what you follow — without opening a second app or handing four companies a record of it.
⌘K opens anything — a stack, a chat, a search, an AI thread. J and K move through posts. Nothing needs the mouse.
Desktop connects to the same server your phone already uses — yours or ours. Messages decrypt locally; nothing new is stored anywhere else.
Most people use separate apps to message friends, read updates, search the web, and follow the people or topics they care about. SocialWeb brings all of that into one simple place. One app, one login, and one cleaner way to stay connected online without bouncing between platforms that track your behavior, push ads, and decide what you should see.
SocialWeb is built around a simple idea: people should not have to choose between overpaying for privacy or giving up their data for a “free” app. We keep the price low so more people can use a better version of the internet without feeling locked into another expensive subscription.
SocialWeb is not built around ads, engagement traps, or algorithms designed to keep you scrolling. You choose what you follow, what you read, and how you connect. That promise is backed by low pricing, open standards, no ad-based business model, and the option to host your own server. SocialWeb gives people a more honest way to use the internet, where the user comes first.
Read, message, and browse. Each one private by design.
Direct subscriptions, chronological order, no ranking. You choose the sources, topics, and conversations you want to see, not an algorithm. Group feeds into stacks like sports, tech, or finance, or read everything in one place. Mute any word, topic, person, or phrase, and it disappears from your feed and stacks until you choose to turn it back on.
Learn more →An RSS-based group chat, encrypted in transit and at rest, where your data lives on a server you choose, yours or ours. One person creates the chat, and everyone else joins by subscribing to it. No data selling, no hidden tracking, and no platform owning your private conversations. Private by protocol, not just by policy.
Learn more →Web search routed through SocialWeb's servers so search providers never see you. Same results, none of the tracking. Available on every tier.
Learn more →RSS is the open publishing format the web already runs on. No company owns it and no platform controls it — which is exactly why SocialWeb is built on it. Every feed you subscribe to, every stack you group them into, and every group chat you join is an RSS feed underneath.
You subscribe directly to a source's feed and its posts arrive in the order they were published. There is no ranking layer because there is nothing sitting between you and the publisher.
A group chat is an RSS feed with write access. One person creates it, everyone else joins by subscribing, and the feed lives on a server you choose — encrypted in transit and at rest.
Open format, open protocol. Take your subscriptions with you, host the feed yourself, or read it in any other RSS client. Your subscriptions are not a platform asset.
SocialWeb is built on open, decentralized infrastructure that reduces tracking at the system level. Your feeds are fetched for you, and your searches are routed through SocialWeb instead of exposing your device to search providers. Your conversations are encrypted in transit and at rest and live on a server you choose. Less tracking, more control, and privacy that comes from how the product works — not just what the policy says.
Privacy tools shouldn't be a luxury.
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You share sensitive work online. You'd rather not fund a data broker doing it.
You set the feed length. When you're done, you're done. No infinite scroll waiting to pull you back.
Self-host it. Your server, your data, your terms.