First tomatoes from the greenhouse. The trick was ignoring every guide.
Private · peer-to-peer · yours
Your circle. Your hardware.
No one else.
Kreds is a private social space for people you've actually met. It runs on a computer you own — no server, no feed algorithm, no audience to grow.
No algorithm
A journal, not a feed.
What your circle shared, grouped by day. Nothing is ranked, promoted, or inserted. The influencer economy isn't against the rules — it's impossible by architecture: there is no public, no follower count, and nothing to monetize.
Tuesday · today
Freja shared 3 photos
Josh wrote to Inner
Monday
Selma wrote
Sunday
quiet day
In the order it happened · nothing else
In person only
Friends you've actually met.
You can only add someone you're in the room with. One short code — read it aloud, done. It works once and dies after ten minutes. There is no search, no discovery, no friend-of-a-friend suggestions. No exceptions.
E2EE · per-device keys
Encrypted to your people, not "the cloud."
Every post picks its audience: Kreds — all your friends — or Inner, a hand-picked few. Posts and messages are encrypted to each person's devices, individually. Outside the ring, your words are bytes nobody can read.
No servers · your node
It runs on your hardware.
Your data lives on machines you own and travels over Tor. kreds.eu hosts this page — never your photos, your messages, or your friendships. There is no company server to subpoena, breach, or shut down.
tor · onion service · no relay of ours
Your page, curated
A wall you arrange.
Your profile is a canvas of blocks — text, photo grids, video — that you size, order, and lay out. A page you curate, not a timeline that happens to you.