Elseweb is Reddit, but every domain is a subreddit. producthunt.com, reddit.com, your website — they all already have a community. Just enter a domain and start talking anonymously. Domain owners don't control the conversation. They can't delete criticism or automatically become moderators. Underneath is an open-source federated protocol with independent relays. Every domain has a subreddit. Nobody owns it.
No setup. No signup. The website owner doesn't even need to know it exists.
Just enter any domain and start an anonymous discussion.
The important part: domain owners don't own their communities. They can't delete criticism, become moderators by default, or control what's being said about them.
There's also an Attention Board where domains can pay for visibility — but visibility is the only thing money buys.
Pay for attention. You can't pay to win.
Underneath Elseweb is an open-source federated protocol with independent relays and portable identities, so elseweb.lol is just one client for the network.
It's early. Very early.
Try your domain. Post something stupid. Break things.
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I built Elseweb — basically Reddit, but every domain is a subreddit.
producthunt.com has a community.
reddit.com has a community.
Your website has one too.
No setup. No signup. The website owner doesn't even need to know it exists.
Just enter any domain and start an anonymous discussion.
The important part: domain owners don't own their communities. They can't delete criticism, become moderators by default, or control what's being said about them.
There's also an Attention Board where domains can pay for visibility — but visibility is the only thing money buys.
Pay for attention. You can't pay to win.
Underneath Elseweb is an open-source federated protocol with independent relays and portable identities, so elseweb.lol is just one client for the network.
It's early. Very early.
Try your domain. Post something stupid. Break things.
Contributions are very welcome. 🫡
— Bora