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GoldEnt’s

Launching today

A prestige-driven social experience built around status

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A prestige-driven social experience built around status

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GoldEnt’s is a prestige-driven social experience built around rarity, status, and symbolic value. Members can explore profiles, publish in the Prestige Journal, take part in photo auctions, build their reputation, and interact within a deliberately exclusive environment. Actions, collections, and visibility shape each member’s place in the hierarchy. The app is available on iPhone and iPad in 19 languages.

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Launch tags:iOS•User Experience•Social Media

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Framer AI AgentsDesign and publish professional sites with AI

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GoldEnt’s was created from a simple idea: most social platforms hide status behind vague signals, while GoldEnt’s makes it visible and structured. I built the app around prestige, rarity, reputation, symbolic value, and member interactions, with features such as the Prestige Journal, photo auctions, profiles, private messaging, and translation across 19 languages. I’m launching it on Product Hunt to gather honest feedback on the concept, the positioning, and the overall experience.

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8d ago

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7d ago

Would You Join a Social Network That Makes Status Explicit?

Most social platforms already rank people through followers, verification, influence and algorithmic visibility. GoldEnt s takes a different approach: it makes virtual wealth, prestige, reputation and hierarchy visible instead of pretending they do not exist.

That raises an uncomfortable question: is an openly hierarchical social network more honest than a platform that hides hierarchy behind algorithms?

I explored this idea in a short article:

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8d ago

What makes a prestige-driven social network feel genuinely exclusive?

I m building GoldEnt s, a paid social network where status, reputation, virtual wealth, auctions, and visibility are part of the product rather than background signals.

I m trying to understand what genuinely makes a premium community feel exclusive without making it feel empty or artificial. Is exclusivity created mainly by pricing, selective access, visible hierarchy, a strong identity, or the quality of the members and their interactions?

I d be interested in honest opinions, including what could make this type of concept compelling or immediately unappealing.

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