A public good, not a product

You made social media what it is. It's time it answered to you.

Evrylife is a social network with no owner. No company, no ads, no investors to please. Your account is yours, your data is yours, and every rule is decided by the people who use it.

  • 0held back for founders
  • 0sold to investors
  • 100%directed by the community

The trade you never agreed to

Free to use. Paid for with you.

Today's platforms are free because you are what they sell: your attention, your habits, your data. You do the posting, the moderating and the community-building. They keep the rules and the rewards. It does not have to work that way.

Today's platformsEvrylife

Your account

A row in a company's database. They can lock it any day.

A key only you hold. Nobody can take it, and nobody can pretend to be you.

Your data

Kept on their servers and studied to sell ads.

Kept on open networks. No ads, no data sales. Export it and leave whenever you like.

What you see

Ranked by an algorithm you are not allowed to inspect.

Organised by a shared map of topics the community governs — not an opaque algorithm.

The rules

Rewritten in private. You find out afterwards.

Written in public. Changed only when members agree.

Moderation

Decided behind closed doors, with no one to answer to.

Reviewed by randomly selected members, with identities hidden so nobody plays favourites.

The value you create

Flows to shareholders.

Stays in community treasuries. Zero founder, investor or team share.

What changes for you

Own it. Run it. Share in it.

Three ideas replace the corporation. Each one hands something back to you.

One

Your account and your data are yours

One signature from your wallet creates your identity. No password, no email, nothing for a company to hold over you.

Your profile, posts, followers and messages live on open networks, copied between many independent computers. Private messages are encrypted end to end.

Two

The people who use it decide how it works

Something broken? Something missing? Any member can report it or propose a change. Randomly selected members review it, and what they approve gets built.

Moderation, new features and treasury spending all go through the same process. The AI agents advise; people decide.

Three

The value stays with the community

Members who review, moderate and contribute earn a share of each period's treasury release, weighted by how hard the work was.

A dedicated pool funds causes the community votes for: disaster relief, healthcare, clean water, housing, renewable energy and environmental restoration.

The anti-greed rule

Nobody gets a head start. Not even us.

24,000,000,000

EVRY. That is all there will ever be. The cap is immutable: nobody can create more, and no share was set aside for the people who built it.

0Founder allocation
0Investor allocation
0Team allocation

Where it goes instead: 9 community pools

Early zkr-POGO airdrop 10%DEX liquidity pool 5%zkr-POGO treasury (mod/db) 22%zkr-POGO treasury (features/dev) 15%Staking rewards 15%Governance participation 10%Causes 3%Starter accounts support 5%App operating costs 15%

Every pool is directed by community vote and released slowly by formula, so the commons cannot be drained. The rule is written into the Constitution and checked automatically on every code change.

How a decision gets made

No admin. No boardroom. A process anyone can watch.

Every change to Evrylife, from a typo to a treasury rule, takes the same public path.

  1. A member speaks up

    They report a problem or propose an improvement.

  2. Random members review

    Reviewers are assigned by chance. You cannot pick yours.

  3. Approved work is ordered

    Only an approved outcome becomes a build task.

  4. It gets built

    The builder agent writes the change to match what was approved.

  5. Members verify it

    The community checks the result before it ships.

  • 111proposals adopted by review
  • 375reported problems confirmed
  • 362builds verified before shipping

The process is already running. These are its counts so far, during the bootstrap phase, read from the community relay.

Built in public

Not a promise. A public record.

Everything Evrylife does is written in a public rulebook, the Evrylife Control Plane. These figures are read from it each time this site is built.

17ways to share (content types)
387features, all DAO-governed
135community automations
184languages tracked
10AI agents working for members
214variables the community controls

Read from ECP v7.7.297. See what is being built right now →

What you can do there

17 ways to share one world

Each one is defined in the public rulebook. The community can add more by vote.

AI AgentsAppsLiteratureAudioChannelsChatterEventsFilesImagesLinksNFTsPeopleQ&AQuestsShopVideosPlaces

Plus channels with their own treasuries, encrypted messages, community causes, a marketplace, 184 languages tracked and 10 AI agents that work for members. See all 387 features →

The app is not open yet

You deserve a platform that is on your side.

Evrylife is still being built, in the open. Leave an email and the Foundation will write once: the day it goes live. Nothing else, ever.

Held by the Evrylife Foundation only to send the launch notice. Not shared, not sold. The app will live at evrylife.eth, the community's own address; it is not connected yet.

Where this comes from: every figure on this page is generated at build time from the Evrylife protocol’s public control plane — ECP v7.7.297, 33 registries, 1,830 rows — read from a committed snapshot of the protocol's control-plane export. evrylife.org is an independent Foundation site that relays public protocol data: it is not a DAO-governed artifact and holds no protocol state of its own. Explanatory text is quoted from the public knowledgebase.