How a post spreads
A new post first goes to a few people in its channel. Anyone who gets it can forward it to a few more. It keeps spreading as long as people keep forwarding it.
Peerkola has no ranking model. A new post goes to a handful of readers in its channel, and it travels exactly as far as people keep passing it on. Everything that reaches you is there because someone chose to carry it.
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Posts are passed from person to person, so nothing needs sorting. You decide what goes further, and posting costs tokens you earn by reviewing.
A new post first goes to a few people in its channel. Anyone who gets it can forward it to a few more. It keeps spreading as long as people keep forwarding it.
Most apps sort your feed to keep you scrolling. Peerkola doesn’t sort anything. A post reaches you because the people before you forwarded it. That’s also why your feed can be empty now and then.
Each post in your feed waits for your decision. Forward it, and it goes to people who haven’t seen it yet. Drop it, and it stops with you. Either way, it then leaves your feed.
Every post you review earns you a token, whether you forward it or drop it. Posting costs tokens. You can’t buy them. That way, reading counts as much as writing, and everyone has the same chance to be heard.
What’s wrong with the feeds we have, what Peerkola does differently, and what it deliberately won’t do.
Read the visionTokens, prices, trust, channels, languages, your account and your data. The documentation covers it all, step by step.
Open the documentationPick a channel, read what reaches you, and forward what’s worth it. Peerkola runs in the browser; there is nothing to install.
Questions, bug reports, press, or anything about your account: one address, read by the people building Peerkola.
support@peerkola.comThe app has a feedback form on the profile screen and on the sign-in screen. The second one works signed out, so “I can’t log in” is still reportable. You can attach a screenshot or a screen recording, and send it anonymously.