fridge
real photos, passed on by people. nothing else.
every other app decides what you see. a machine, tuned to keep you scrolling, paid for by ads, fed by everything you do.
fridge has nothing in the middle. you see what the people you follow vouched for, and that's all. your friends are the algorithm.
how it works
take a photo. if it's good, someone vouches for it: their face goes on it, and it goes to everyone who follows them. if they like it, they vouch for it too. that's the only way anything travels.
under every photo you see who brought it to you. on yours, you see where it went.
your fridge is everything you took and everything you vouched for, stuck up together. nobody curates a fridge door. nobody should.
the rules
- anyone can follow anyone. all photos are public.
- vouch for a photo and it goes to your followers. they can vouch for it too.
- photos from your camera roll can go on your fridge, but nobody can vouch for them. only photos taken in fridge can travel.
vouching is the only way to respond, and it isn't anonymous: your face goes on the photo. so people only vouch for what they'd put their face on.
what you won't find
- likes
- numbers. nobody's follower count, including yours.
- "suggested for you"
- ads
- ai
- tracking or profiling
- filters or editing
- location
- email or phone number. your account is a passkey.
who
one person and a dog. no team, and nobody to sell your attention to.
when
not out yet. iphone first, then android. songs after that.