A quieter room for your closest friends

Notes from the
followers friends
who matter.

Friemind is an anti-social-media app for the people you'd call from a hospital room. Leave them post-its. Seal a jar of intentions for December. Write a letter for the day they need it.

No feed. No likes. No streaks. No strangers.

free · optional premium for extra themes & shapes · made in Istanbul

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Emma3m
Miss you 🌸 thinking of you today
Jake1h
Good luck on your presentation today. You've already done the hard part — you cared enough to prepare.
Lily2h
Saturday brunch still on? 🥐
Momyesterday
Don't forget to call Grandma this week ❤️
Sam2d
That book you wanted is back in stock at Reed's. Saw it in the window today.
Nat1w
Thinking of you. No reason. Just was.

A different kind of social app

"What would a social app look like if it actively refused to scale?"

Friendship is a long-form practice.

It happens slowly, over years, in small gestures. A note left on a fridge. A jar of mementos. A letter you'll only need next December. The big platforms were built for an audience of strangers — for performance, virality, scale. The people you actually love got buried under a thousand louder voices.

A deliberate small thing.

Friemind has no feed. No follower count. No "people you may know." You won't find anyone here you didn't already know. There are no streaks to keep, no algorithm to feed, no read receipts to manage. Just a wall, a jar, and a few sealed letters waiting for the right day.

The wall

Leave a note on a friend's fridge.

Each friend gets a private wall. Drag a post-it onto theirs. They'll see it next time they open the app — no notification, no buzz, no "delivered" tag to anxiety-spiral over.

  • Six post-it colors, arranged however you like. Tilt them. Pile them. Move them around.
  • Self-destruct notes. Set a timer — 1h, 6h, 12h, 24h — and the note disappears after they've read it.
  • Signs — drop a small shape (star, heart, bolt…) on a friend's wall when words aren't needed.
  • No editing after sending. A note is a moment, not a draft.
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Your wall
Tessa
Emma3m
Miss you 🌸
Jake1h
Good luck today
Lily2h
Brunch Saturday? 🥐
Momyest
Call Grandma ❤️
Sam2d
Book back in stock
Nat1w
Thinking of you ❤️
Signs

Sometimes a shape says it better.

Drop a sign on a friend's wall when you don't have words. A star. A heart. A bolt. Small, quiet, unmistakable.

  • Eight shapes — star, circle, triangle, pill, heart, bolt, flower, clover.
  • Anonymous by default. They know someone left it. Not necessarily who.
  • Free tier: 3 signs per week. Premium removes the limit.
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The intention jar

Seal it now. Open it in December.

A shared jar for a small group. Each of you drops in something — a hope for the year, a goal, a worry — and it locks. Nobody can read what's inside until the date comes. Anticipation is a feature.

  • One jar per group of friends. Open and read together over a video call.
  • Custom unlock dates. New Year's. A graduation. The day someone moves cities.
  • The wait is the point. Every time you open the app, the countdown is right there. Tick, tick, tick.
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14 sealed by 9 friends
Open when…

A letter for the day they'll need it.

Write a sealed letter for a future moment in your friend's life. They can't open it early. They can only break the seal when the moment arrives — and you'll be there, somehow, in their pocket.

  • "Open when you feel lonely." "When you can't sleep." "When you doubt yourself."
  • The opener picks the moment. Trust them. They know when they need you.
  • You'll know they read it, just not when. Because that's not your business.
Open whenyou feel lonely— from Emma
Open whenyou need luck— from Theo
Open whenyou doubt yourself— from Jake
Open whenit rains all weekend— from Lily
Wishlists

Surprise without spoilers.

Tell your friends what you'd love. Friends can quietly call dibs on items — they see what's been picked, you don't. Birthdays without the awkward "what should I get?" text thread.

  • Add anything. A book, a teapot, "a long phone call," "company while I move apartments."
  • Friends pick in secret. The wishlist owner never sees who picked what.
  • No sponsored items. No affiliate links. We don't get paid when you give a gift.
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Picking from
Lily's wishes
📚 The Argonauts, Maggie Nelson
paperback preferred
🕯️ A long-burning candle
tobacco vanilla
Spoken for
🪴 A trailing pothos
small pot ok
🎧 Wired earbuds, the cheap kind
no batteries please
Spoken for
☕ A really good coffee, in person
your treat
What we promise

Things we'll never do, written down so we can be held to them.

01

No feed.

You won't open Friemind to a wall of content. You open it to see who left you a note. That's it.

02

No likes, no streaks.

No metrics that turn friendship into performance. No streaks that punish you for taking a week off.

03

Free to use.

Free to download. Premium unlocks extra themes and sign shapes. That's the only thing we charge for.

04

No "people you may know."

Friemind has no discovery. You add friends by sharing a code with someone you already know in real life.

05

Read receipts are off.

You will never know exactly when your friend read your note. Some things shouldn't be tracked.

06

Your data, sealed.

End-to-end encrypted. We can't read your jar. The notes belong to you and the friend you sent them to.

Make a smaller, kinder internet.

Pick the people who matter.
Start there.

Free to download. Premium unlocks extra color palettes and sign shapes — cosmetic only, nothing core is gated. Made in Istanbul, with love.