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24 alternatives to Jawger
Family-friendly social network for the privacy conscious
Below are 24 products that do a similar job, ranked by how close each is in meaning and then by launch-day votes. Jawger launched in 2017; newer entries below may have overtaken it.
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Your family on Googleâ–²349Easily share calendars, photos, notes, & subscriptions
2017 · accounts.google.com · its alternatives →
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Privacy, simplified. Available on all major platforms.
2018 · duckduckgo.com · its alternatives →
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Famnestâ–²149Private family hub for schedules, health, and shared bills
Apr 2026 · getfamnest.com · its alternatives →
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Jamâ–²138The best AI-enabled shared family calendar
2024 · jamfamilycalendar.com · its alternatives →
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Presenceâ–²70Family friendly digital privacy app for peace of mind online
2021 · its alternatives →
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Screen time parental control
2024 · apps.apple.com · its alternatives →
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Watch Movies, Play Games, Video Call, Calandar & Organizer
2023 · famhubapp.com · its alternatives →
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Ghostery Privacy Browserâ–²104Private, fast, tracker and ad-free mobile browsing
2018 · ghostery.com · its alternatives →
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Touchbaseâ–²72Share your social accounts or find anyone else's at 1 place
2021 · its alternatives →
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FamilyTimeâ–²59Parental control app for effortless digital parenting
2021 · familytime.io · its alternatives →
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Mosslet▲15I’ve been building a privacy-first social network for some time now, as a healthier alternative to Big Social, and it has at times felt like a Sisyphean task. The latest gap I’ve been confronting is key authenticity, and while it hasn’t been an actual security issue we have effectively closed it. Cheers.
2025 · mosslet.com · its alternatives →
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Sweet Familyâ–²18Free family organizer app for seamless planning
2024 · sweetfamily.net · its alternatives →
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Hello all - Inspired by many who build/assemble for their daughters/sons, I took cue and assembled a two-way communication between my son and his friends. Nothing spectacular. Just basic stuff to talk. He is eleven and doesn't have a phone. I wanted him to talk to his friends without an account, a feed, or an algorithm in between, so I built five ESP32-S3 touchscreen units, one per kid. Tap a friend's name, their unit rings. Tap Everyone, they all ring. Each unit dials outbound to a relay I run, so no house opens a port. Audio is uncompressed 16 kHz PCM in 20 ms frames, AES-256-GCM…
Aug 2026 · sundaradnus.ca · its alternatives →
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