Hello everyone,

TL;DR: I’m building a new kind of social network—one that breaks current limitations and enables seamless, meaningful information flow. I’m looking for a technical co-founder to help realize this vision.

About the project

There are many limitations on current social apps, including

1. Content Length: Platforms like X (Twitter) restrict posts to 280 characters without paid premium feature. Post threads in X are often visually inconsistent and require multiple “read more” clicks, which disrupts user flow.
2. Content Arrangement: You can’t embed images, videos, or files within text; they’re always in fixed blocks. This breaks storytelling, reduces clarity, and limits creative expression.
3. Content Format: Posts are restricted to a few media types—text, images, and video—with little support for richer or more complex formats.

Our Vision

We’re building a multimodal, freeform social platform where users can share, embed, and interact with any media—text, images, audio, video, PDFs, spreadsheets—just like editing a document. Similar to Notion with social network functions, but more than that.

1. Multimodal, Freeform Interaction Users can post and comment using any media—text, images, audio, video, PDFs, spreadsheets—arranged freely, like editing a document. Think of sharing music, lecture notes, error logs, or full reports—all natively interactive.
2. Object-Class Based Structure Posts are structured like programmable "objects"—Restaurant, Person, Event, Product, etc.—enabling users to interact meaningfully with entities, not just content.

Users can:

• Share diverse content like indie music, podcasts, PDFs, spreadsheets, or lecture notes.
• Interact with structured “objects” (e.g., rate a restaurant, discuss an event, share a book).
• Comment directly on components of posts—text, tables, or media—just like in collaborative docs.

Enable information to flow like water—seamlessly and meaningfully—across people, contexts, and use-cases. A social platform not built around noise, but knowledge, creativity, and interaction.

I DO believe that if an app truly makes everyone's life a little bit easier or more convenient, this app will carry huge potentials.