Kuuluu — Finnish, from mitä kuuluu, "what's up" — is the quiet way to be around your people. One tap says what you're doing. Friends see you live, the world only ever counts, and your day log writes itself.
A QUIET TUESDAY EVENING ON KUULUU · ILLUSTRATIVE
Say what you're doing. Reading, gym, Spanish, your own thing — one tap starts it. No caption, no photo, no post.
Be quietly visible. Friends see you're at it and can tap "me too" — presence, not likes. Sessions end on their own when you forget.
Your day writes itself. By evening you have a timeline you never typed. Edit it, fill gaps, or delete blocks — it's yours.
Friends are mutual — you both said yes. Nobody follows you one way.
Live, after, or only you. For each activity, friends see it as it happens, only once it's over, or not at all.
The world never sees you — only combined totals, like "58 at the gym". Any activity can stay out of those too.
Change any of it at any time, even mid-session. Privacy is never paywalled.
ads — and no ad networks watching you.
selling data — your data is the product for you, not about you.
streaks or scores — nothing to keep up, nothing to lose.
infinite feed — the Now screen ends. Go do something; that's the point.
On iPhone and iPad. Android is in closed beta — one email and you're in.