Hi everyone, A while back we kept coming back to the same question: what actually happens to a thought once you have it? Most of it just evaporates — buried in a notes app no one else sees, or handed to a social platform that can rank it, hide it, or delete it whenever it wants. Either way, you don't really keep it. That bothered us enough to build something about it. UNIUN started as "what if your notes could reference each other and form a graph instead of a flat list." But the more we sat with that, the more it stopped looking like a notes-app problem. If your thoughts are a graph, sharing one is a social act — so we built Vishnu, a plain chronological feed with no algorithm deciding what you see. And if you have your own graph, the most useful AI isn't a generic chatbot — it's one that reasons over your notes, on your device, without sending them anywhere. That became Shiv. So what we shipped ended up being one identity — a keypair only you hold, on the open Nostr protocol — doing three things we originally thought were three separate products: Brahma to create, Vishnu to reflect, Shiv to transform. No account a company can lock you out of, no algorithm, no cloud AI required. It's live on iOS and Android now. We'd genuinely love to hear what you think — especially where it breaks, because we're still building this in the open.

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Your notes, your network, your identity.

Your notes, your network, your identity.