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I built a social network with an ending. When you've seen what your friends shared, it says "You're caught up." Then it stops. Most feeds are built so you never reach the bottom. I wanted one that lets you leave. So irl.ing is small on purpose. You hold to record and let go to pause. A loop is up to 11.11 seconds of real life. No filters. It's private by default. Friends are mutual, and teens can't be found by strangers. Every loop is signed on your phone, so edits show. If you add an effect, it's labelled, and the recording underneath never changes. Before friends see a loop, Claude, Anthropic's AI model, checks it against our community rules. People review anything it isn't sure about, and anything that's reported. A whole loop is about 100 KB. It installs from the browser on any phone or computer. Less scrolling. More irl'ing. The link is in the first comment. When did you last reach the end of a feed? #DigitalWellbeing #SocialMedia #Startups