⋯ [“Shh…”]

This is an early concept, and not quite finished.

Like a sunny day overcast, “Shh…” masks the source of light entering your day to focus on what’s in front of you: messages from the unknown, by friends and friends of friends who write. — Authors are concealed to encourage freedom of expression, and most importantly: fun and mystery.

Recipients know that a friend saw each message previously, but not how many friends nor whom.

Messages can't be read by staff or eavesdroppers because they are packaged and uniquely encrypted (256-bit) for each intended recipient. Networked individuals can only decode their own, targeted messages. — And, it's never revealed to you who has written what.

You can:
• Post new messages
• “Like” (heart) or hide messages
• Invite friends to join new networks
• Block authors of messages
• Report content, and flag content as “NSFW” (not safe for work) in case it should be blurred out by default.

Add your closest friends, and share encrypted, anonymized messages across interconnected networks of people.