Piips ranks posts by how close they are to you, not by an algorithm. Open the app anywhere and you see what the people around you are saying right now.
Proximity and recency determine ranking. Move a few streets and the feed changes with you.
Accounts use real names. You can't live like a community with fake people.
Posts are about now, not last week. Old stuff self-deletes instead of piling up.
Anyone can create a channel for their clique and manage who's allowed in.
The default feed. Anyone can read and post to it. Good for questions, sales, plans and anything that concerns the neighbourhood.
A subnet is managed by its creators to connect their group: a university, a coworking floor, a residence. You decide who joins and who moderates. Works globally - connects locally.
Piips TV is a display for bars, cafés and other public spaces. It shows the live feed around your venue, so customers can see what is happening nearby and post to it from their table. Whether you show the mainnet or your own subnet is up to you.
Piips is a digital crossroads. With the right subnet, you can connect a global community at a local level, where real life takes place.
Members use real names and locations. It's just a better vibe than anonymity.
Your team holds the moderator keys: approve members, remove posts, set the rules of the channel.
The channel belongs to your organisation. Export it, close it or hand it over — no lock-in.
Get the app, or put a screen in your venue and let your customers do the talking.