WishPride
A privacy-first social network for desire
7 followers
A privacy-first social network for desire
7 followers
WishPride is a privacy-first social network where adults can talk openly about desire, relationships and intimacy without explicit nudity. Members can share stories, join interest-based communities, discover creators and events, and build meaningful connections while staying in control of their visibility. Designed first for women and curious couples, WishPride offers a softer, safer alternative to traditional social media and dating apps.
A built-in mood or vibe filter for communities would be really helpful, something like choosing whether you want to join spaces focused on playful chat, deep emotional talks, or just lighthearted fun. It would save time scrolling and help people find the right crowd faster.
@rbecerir62672 Thank you, Rabia. This is already the third time today someone has mentioned a mood or vibe system, so I think there is definitely something worth exploring here.
The idea of helping members find spaces that feel more playful, deeper, or more relaxed sounds very relevant. It is clearly something I will consider for V2.
WishPride is a project built with the community, for the community. If you would like to help shape this feature, its use cases, or its boundaries, I would be very happy to discuss it further. I may even create a small working group around the idea.
One thing I'd love to see is a built-in mood or energy check when joining a community, so people can signal if they're in a playful chatty mood versus wanting deeper slower conversations. It would help match folks with the right vibe without anyone having to guess.
@raziyeysr8 Thank you, Raziye. Your comment really confirms a pattern: this is the third suggestion I have received around moods or energy levels within communities.
I really like the idea of helping members find people who are looking for the same kind of atmosphere, without anyone having to guess. I will seriously consider this feature for V2.
WishPride is being built with its community, so I am very open to concrete ideas about how this could work. If the topic interests you, I would be happy to discuss it further and perhaps bring a few people together in a small group to design the feature collaboratively.