neverpost - Private on-device microjournal. Twitter feel, 100% private.
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I built neverpost because I wanted the frictionless, fast feeling of microblogging without the public noise or algorithmic pressure. It’s a private journal that runs 100% locally on your device via IndexedDB—meaning your thoughts and media never touch a server.
Built as a solo Friday experiment to see if I should ship a native app!
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👋 Hey PH! I’m Keith, and I launch fun things on Fridays. 🚀
Today, I’m sharing neverpost web—a private, on-device microjournal built for people who want the fast, frictionless feel of microblogging, but with privacy. Think of it like your own personal instance of early Twitter.
Why a web app?
Speed! 🏁 This PWA is a lean experiment to see if there is genuine demand for a full-featured version. It runs 100% locally in your browser using IndexedDB, meaning your posts and media never touch an external server.
A tiny web app that does a lot: While 100% free, 100% anonymous, and no registration.
🖥️📱 Cross-Platform: Works great on desktop, but I prefer mobile.
🪩📲 Feels like a native app: Add neverpost to your phone's home screen in 2 clicks.
☀️☾ Automatic Light/Dark mode: Obeys your device preferences.
🚚📦 Data Portability: Backup/restore your feed + media as a .ZIP file anytime.
Join the Waitlist:
If you love this concept but want advanced features, please join the waitlist on the landing page. Your engagement can influence product shape, and provide valuable signal whether I should build a full native app!
I'll be here in the comments all day. Tell what you think of the UX, the feed, or the on-device design decisions!
Happy Friday!
— Keith