Thoughts, insights, and announcements as we build a healthier way to stay informed.
Comparing Duruha against major platforms. How Duruha connects information to the people it matters to through context, geography, and intentionality.
Why a meme, flood alert, government notice, friend's photo, and breaking news are all treated as basically the same object: a "post."
The next social network shouldn't optimize for endless discovery, but for getting relevant information to the right person.
Yes, it has social features. But ultimately, we are trying to build information infrastructure for communities.
A municipal announcement affecting 300 residents doesn't need 30,000 views. It needs the correct 300 people.
How local organizations can centralize announcements so people stay informed in five minutes instead of fifty.
Taking back your attention from algorithms designed to keep you endlessly scrolling.