Bigfoot

The web is the social network.

Bigfoot brings people and conversations to the web itself.

01 — The social web

The web should feel alive.

The web should feel alive with people, ideas, and possibility—not like a collection of pages you visit alone. Bigfoot brings social presence to the web itself.

Follow what interests you, find people worth hearing from, and take part without surrendering your experience to one company-owned feed.

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02 — Participation

The value stays with the people.

People make a social network worth using. What they share, discover, and contribute should create value for one another—not become inventory for an advertising platform.

Bigfoot keeps value moving among the people creating the experience and the people who value it. No advertising middleman stands between them.

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03 — The Bigfoot network

A public network, not a platform.

Bigfoot’s conversations and shared history belong to its participants—not to a company-owned social platform.

No company-owned feed decides what everyone sees. The network remains open to everyone, while each person chooses how to experience it.

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Bigfoot Browser

Join the social web.

Bigfoot Browser is in early access. Be among the first to experience it.