Flexxtrum is a new social platform designed to help people connect through identity and communities instead of chasing follower counts. Share updates, chat, discover content, and join conversations all in one app. We're launching in India first and building with our community's feedback.
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Hi Product Hunt, we're the team behind Flexxtrum - Hardik, Nisarg, and Yash.
For years one question kept bugging us: why does every social app push us to chase followers, but almost none help us actually build communities? We wanted a place where your identity and the groups you belong to matter more than a follower count.
So we built one app that does what usually takes five:
Pulse: photo posts, up to 10 per post
Flow: short-form video
Vox: long-form publishing: articles, newsletters, cover stories, with proper templates
Flash: stories that disappear after 24 hours
Vibe: temporary group rooms the creator fully controls, that vanish when they're done
Chat: one-to-one and group messaging, end-to-end encrypted, with anti-screenshot protection
Discover: to find creators, communities, and trends around what you actually care about
A few things we care about that most apps skip: every post has a one-tap button to flag harmful content, so moderation isn't buried five menus deep. You can reskin the whole app 15+ themes, plus a clean ClassicUI or a terminal-style FuturisticUI. And the first 10,000 people to join get a permanent Founding Member number (#1–#10,000) on their profile once they're gone, they're gone.
We built this bootstrapped, the three of us, and shipped to iOS and Android in nine months. It's live now, currently in India only, and we're still actively building a lot of what ships next will come from feedback like yours. So we'd like to know:
What was your first impression?
What would actually make you keep using a new social app?
What should we fix or build next?
Thanks for checking out Flexxtrum. Every bit of feedback helps.