Social media like it used to be.
Bloopi is built to put your wellbeing ahead of engagement. Join our fight to protect mental health and democracy. The beta is open now.
Live at beta.bloopi.org — open to early users now
A different kind of platform
The core problems with social media are structural, not cosmetic. Platforms optimized for engagement metrics inevitably reward outrage, amplify automation, and erode trust. Bloopi is built on different incentives: the platform succeeds when its users can rely on what they read and who they're talking to.
Human Verification
Every Bloopi account passes a layered verification process that confirms you are a real person without publishing your personal details. Your identity is confirmed, not exposed. Bot accounts cannot survive the process.
Policy-Driven Moderation
Moderation is grounded in written policy applied to behavior, not viewpoint. We do not moderate on ideological grounds. We do remove content that is abusive, manipulative, or broadly dehumanizing — with a clear paper trail.
Disclosed Commerce
Promotional and commercial content must be explicitly marked as such. Ads are served through a formal channel. Covert promotion — the kind that passes as organic opinion — is prohibited.
The roadmap is public
We track feature requests, planned work, and known issues openly on Canny. If you have a stake in where Bloopi goes — as an investor, partner, or early user — you can see what we're building and weigh in on priorities.
The team
Bloopi is a lean, founder-led operation. Engineering, policy, and operations are owned directly today, with the structure in place to grow the team deliberately as the platform scales.
Isaac brings a background in cybersecurity, IT systems, and digital governance to Bloopi's mission of building a safer, healthier social platform. He holds an internationally recognized certification in cybersecurity and has direct experience researching and testing emerging AI systems. He serves on university judicial and appeals boards, adjudicating policy and conduct cases. He also led the technology team for a crisis-support hotline, serving as the chair of infrastructure and secure communications systems, and has volunteered for years in crisis intervention and emergency medical response as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT). When he is not building Bloopi, Isaac enjoys hiking, cooking, and spending time with his dog.