Mark Zuckerberg is a strange lizard man who lives in California. You live in Cape Town.
You don't need to sell your soul to an imperial intelligence gathering machine just to share your picture of Bakoven with friends.

Social media used to be fun.
Algorithms, sponsored posts, advertising, bots.
It's killing the vibe.
So I built Sail, and named it after my daughter. Hopefully she will grow up with an internet that connects people to people, not to the political agendas of foreign governments.
Don't worry, you can still slide into the DMs.
See posts in the order they were made. No algorithm deciding what matters to you.
We don't track you, profile you, or sell your attention. In fact, the less I know about you, the better.
Run out of new posts to consume? Shame. Go outside.
Sail only works in Cape Town. If your mom lives in Hermanus she can still see your posts, but she's not allowed to contribute. Shame.
Step 01
Sign up using Apple or Google. We don't use your information for anything, except keeping your account secure.
Step 02
Share images, videos, or thoughts (they are not tweets, they are THOUGHTS!)
Step 03
Ask that girl at Forries for her Sail username, who knows, maybe it'll work.
Think of local social media as a kind of radio station. If you grew up in Durban, you know East Coast Radio. If you grew up in Cape Town, you know Kfm.
Sail is social media for Cape Town. If you're outside of Cape Town you can still use the app, view posts, and message people, but you won't be able to post!
Local means you're never more than a few kilometeres from the actual creator of Sail. Have a suggestion? Want to make sure your data is deleted? Buy me a beer and tell me about it, I'm normally at P&G on a Friday after work.
The backend is like 85% organic, human code.
For the app, I relied on my friend Claude to do some heavy lifting.
But rest assured, there is no part of this app I don't understand.
There is no blackbox risk here.
Just good ol' fashioned javascript talking to a little python app.
Questions, feedback — or you just want to tell me the app is broken.
Drop me an email.