Cosmos47 is a public social feed displayed chronologically without any algorithms deciding what should win your attention. Everyone shares to the same feed and everyone see the same posts. Each post is analyzed with AI to understand what it’s about: language, topic, tone, format, length, whether it’s political, funny, personal, promotional, philosophical, visual, and so on. Distribution comes from relevance, not popularity and if your content is relevant to someone, it will find its audience.
I was never very good at social networking and I don't have many followers. I'm also a bit shy and I think twice before I post anything online (including this) because I don't know how well it will be received.
But that doesn't mean I don't have stuff to say and it doesn't mean I don't want to share text, photos, videos, or links with the world. And it doesn't mean I don't want people to actually see it.
It's just that I don't want to work at it. I don't want to follow and befriend and like and comment and constantly share and count the number of followers I have or likes I get. I just want to share sometimes.
That’s what Cosmos47 is trying to do. To be a public feed where distribution comes from relevance, not popularity.
The entire website was built using AI tools, including the frontend, backend, and much of the work required to make a client-rendered app accessible to search engines. The main platform was Base44, but I've used their MCP (with ChatGPT 5.6 Sol) and added a Cloudflare layer that returns crawler-readable public pages, metadata and sitemaps.
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honestly love that the AI categorization is front and center instead of hidden away in some settings page, it makes the whole chronological feed feel way more intentional and you know, usable
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honestly love that the AI categorization is front and center instead of hidden away in some settings page, it makes the whole chronological feed feel way more intentional and you know, usable