Social network that uses aliases until you build mutual respect and trust. Talk freely, express yourself without fear, and connect authentically. Strengthen friendships and see real names only when you trust each other.
1. Weave is free.
2. Posting and commenting is anonymous until you build mutual respect and then both decide to trust.
3. You're talking with a mix of friends and strangers. We pick people we think you'll like and refine as we learn more.
4. Easy to avoid anyone you find annoying without either side getting upset.
If you have any questions, fire away.
I think in this day and age, it's so easy to fall into the trap of starting a twitter warfare with someone. Instead, I think people should have civil conversations without those you can trust.
This is why I think Weave is such a compelling product.
Mike started his journey because he personally experienced the pain of finding the right people whom you have mutual respect with. He built a product that gives you a chance to mute those toxic voices, and helped you build friendship that truly lasts.
Lastly, I think it's so hard to build great social networks. Mike really took the time to ensure the product is built well. This is not a small feat for an indie maker who bootstrapped the whole product.
Congrats again for finally realizing your dream product to solve your own pains, Mike!
It’s refreshing to see a social network that puts an emphasis on building new friendships!
I also like that you’re trying to tackle the issue of protecting identity while also letting people reveal their name once some trust has been built.
It’s something that has had success in dating apps so it’s good to see it being applied for building new friendships too
Nice work and congrats on the launch! 🚀
Interesting approach to building trust with each other while at the same time creating a space to talk freely!
So would you say that this is like a town square kind of place where people speak their mind, or more like a place where people can form their own circles?
@luke_okubo It's a combination of both. You can invite your friends, so they're part of the conversation. Weave will also place you in a group of people it thinks you will like - and refine this group as it learns more about you.
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