Why Disbigle
Social media without the islands
The free social web already exists. It just needed a door that opens on all of it.
The problem
Free networks, divided
Mastodon, diaspora* and Hubzilla are free, open and run by people, not by ad companies. But they speak different languages.
diaspora* uses its own protocol. Mastodon uses ActivityPub. So a comment from one often never reaches the other, and friends end up split.
What goes wrong today
Half conversations
You see some replies, your friend sees others.
Privacy that leaks
Private posts can't cross networks safely.
Lonely small pods
Small diaspora* pods see fewer and fewer people.
The solution
A bilingual social network
Disbigle speaks ActivityPub and the diaspora protocol at the same time, natively. Every person has one address and one key, valid on both.
- Comments, likes and deletions are bridged between networks
- Private threads travel only to the people in them
- Aspects, the best idea of diaspora*, for everyone
What we believe
People, not products
No ads. No tracking. No selling data.
Your feed, in order
No algorithm deciding what you see.
Many servers, one network
Nobody owns the network. Anyone can run a server.
You can leave
Export everything, move your account, keep your followers.
Kind spaces
Moderation tools from day one, clear rules.
Open code
Free software under the AGPL. Read it, change it.
Who is it for?
For you
You want your friends in one place and a calm feed without ads.
For diaspora* users
Keep aspects and privacy, and finally talk with the whole fediverse.
For podmins
Move your pod in place: same handles, same keys. Read more.
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