Owen Schebella

Oh man this could not come at a better time for the recent launch of my own product. Thank you for putting this together.

@airbenich Well having very low data storage requirements (with no more than one current status per user) the costs to run the platform will be low. I personally am a big fan of either patronage or subscriptions. I would potentially look at something like $2 a month/$20 a year. I think this way the user knows they are paying for a product and not slowly "becoming the product" if that makes sense.

ANOTHER UPDATE: Have added temporal commenting system. Users can comment on a friend's status but these comments will only exist as long as the status remains unchanged. As soon as the user changes their status the comments are deleted.

What would everyone think of the idea of having both a Private feed and a Public feed? This would allow you to post separate updates to either by choice. It would also lead to a lot greater discovery because the Public feed will contain posts from ALL users, not just friends. Thoughts?

Hello Product Hunt 🖐️ tl;dr – tinyfeed is a minimalist, unintrusive approach to social interaction online. Your tinyfeed consists of only the most recent status updates from those you care about. One status per person. Updated in real-time. Thanks for taking a look! The Problem So, I am completely over social media today and everything that comes along with it... From the ads, to the data...