A social feed with no algo where communities decide what gets seen
A feed run by people, not an algorithm. On Veridonia, no ranking formula decides what you see. The community votes on what gets in, out in the open.
A social feed with no algo where communities decide what gets seen launched on April 7, 2026 with 10 votes, #1,251 of 21,248 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches.
In plain words
Veridonia is a social feed platform where communities, rather than algorithms, determine what content is visible to users. Instead of relying on automated recommendations, the platform empowers community members to collectively decide which posts gain prominence. It's designed for people seeking a social experience shaped by human judgment and community values rather than algorithmic curation.
written from the facts on this page · September 2026
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Veridonia is a social app where people write posts, share and discuss news and links. No algorithm or ranking formula picks what to show in the feed. Everything that gets in is decided by people like you.
Veridonia is a social app where people write posts, share and discuss news and links. No algorithm or ranking formula picks what to show in the feed. Everything that gets in is decided by people like you. This is what that looks like: We wanted three things a simple upvote can’t give you. Each one is why the vote you just watched is built the way it is. On a typical upvote feed, the top is whatever got piled on fastest — usually by the loudest or the best-organized. Here every post had to clear a real vote by your community’s own members, so the feed is what members of your community judged worth reading, not what won a popularity race. Upvotes are free and anonymous, so they cost no one…from veridonia.com
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