Why AltMe exists? I was going through something I couldn’t talk about not to my friends, not to my family, and not even on social media because of the fear of being judged or made fun of. That made me realize that social platforms give us endless ways to share, but almost nowhere to just be honest. People pretend to be fine, chase likes, and hide the truth behind filters. Somewhere along the way, we all forgot how to simply be ourselves. That’s when I started building AltMe a small space where you can express what you actually feel, without anyone knowing who you are. What is AltMe? AltMe is what I’d call an emotional network, not a social network. It’s a multi-persona platform where users can create multiple identities called Alts based on their moods. As moods shift, users can switch between different Alts, since people express themselves differently in different emotional states. Profiles are completely anonymous. AltMe suggests connections based on shared emotions, not appearances. For example, if someone’s Alt is “Happy,” they’ll be matched with another user who also has a “Happy” Alt creating genuine emotional connections rather than surface-level ones based on pictures. Each user also gets a private InnerRoom, where posts from all their Alts appear like a personal reflection space, a conversation with oneself. AltMe also prioritizes safety and anonymity. It can automatically blur photos with faces to protect identity and suppress explicit or harmful content. There may be a few small bugs since this is the beginning of AltMe. It’s not perfect but it’s real, and it’s built with heart.

AltMe

Show your hidden self

Show your hidden self