sucks.world is an anonymous global complaint box for the small disasters, broken meetings, bad coffee, products, and everyday experiences that ruin your day. No accounts or follower counts: post a short rant, watch the live feed, explore categories, cities and global mood trends, and discover who else is annoyed by the same thing.
I’m an indie developer, and lately life has been running a very successful beta test of new ways to annoy me. Therapy was expensive, hosting was cheap, so I built sucks.world—a place to yell into the void and pin the void on a map.
The first 54 rants were mine. Then I came back every day to post more, like the unpaid mayor of a ghost town. Almost nobody visited, which meant I had achieved the impossible: a social network with no social part.
It’s anonymous, requires no account, and has no follower counts. The world is already on fire; nobody needs a popularity contest near the emergency exit.
What sucks for you today? And what should suck less about the site?
I’m an indie developer, and lately life has been running a very successful beta test of new ways to annoy me. Therapy was expensive, hosting was cheap, so I built sucks.world—a place to yell into the void and pin the void on a map.
The first 54 rants were mine. Then I came back every day to post more, like the unpaid mayor of a ghost town. Almost nobody visited, which meant I had achieved the impossible: a social network with no social part.
It’s anonymous, requires no account, and has no follower counts. The world is already on fire; nobody needs a popularity contest near the emergency exit.
What sucks for you today? And what should suck less about the site?