
Post, then react
Share a thought and answer others with any emoji. Neither carries a name.
Frisyn is an anonymous place to post, react and chat. You don't give a name, an email or a phone number. Just a password.

Post to a shared feed, react with any emoji, or start a private chat. Everyone shows up as a number, including you.

Share a thought and answer others with any emoji. Neither carries a name.

Message someone directly without either side saying who they are. Chats start as requests, so you decide who gets in.

Pick how you feel, see your own posts and reactions, and choose what others can see.
You can also follow people whose posts stay with you. Neither of you needs a public profile to do it.
Every account is just a number and a password. Frisyn doesn't ask who you are, so there's nothing about you to leak.

The anonymous sign-up system behind this is open source: anonymous-device-auth on GitHub. The published version is the reference implementation. What runs in production has its own security rules and performance tuning on top.
Yes. We don't collect your name, email or phone number at any point. Your account is identified only by a number.
As long as you have your password, you can keep logging in as normal. The recovery code is the backup way in. If you lose both, the account can't be recovered, because there's no email or phone number to send a reset to.
Frisyn is free on Google Play for Android. There is no iOS version yet.
Passwords are hashed with Argon2id, never stored as plain text. The device check at sign-up uses a hashed fingerprint, not anything that identifies you. Audit logs are kept in a separate, isolated project from the rest of the app.
Yes. Logging in works like any other app, on any device. The one device check happens at sign-up, so a single device can't open several accounts.
Frisyn is free on Google Play. Open it, choose a password, and you're in.
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