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For individuals

One page that is you, for everyone who looks you up.

For people with nothing to sell

You do not need a following to need an address. Somebody is already looking you up — a tutor, an employer, a landlord, somebody you met on Saturday — and what they find is whichever of your accounts a search engine ranked, or somebody else with your name. A .socialmedia address is the page you would want them to find: yourname.socialmedia, with what you are doing, where else you are, and how to reach you.

It is yours rather than an institution’s or a platform’s — so it outlives the university email that stops working, the account you abandon, and the app everybody leaves in three years. One line to give out, and you never have to give out a different one again.

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One address, and it is still yours after graduation.

What one address does for an ordinary person

Eight things a handful of scattered profiles cannot do.

What people find when they look
Right now that is decided by a search engine and by whoever else shares your name. An address you own is the one page you can hand over, and the one you can point every profile at.
One line instead of five
Not “I'm @jdupont on Instagram but @j_dupont on the other one”. One address, said once, that leads to all of them — and that still works when you add a sixth.
It survives the institution
The university address stops working the summer you leave, and the work one stops the day you do. This is the address you keep, so the people who had it can still reach you.
The things you actually do
The reading list, the blog, the band, the volunteering, the portfolio. Given rows of their own rather than buried in a bio field with a character limit.
A page without an audience to feed
Nothing here has to be posted, scheduled or kept alive. It is a page that stays right while you get on with your life, which is what most people wanted from social media and never got.
Proof it is really you
You hold the DNS, so the reverse-link verification Bluesky, Mastodon and others use works out of the box, and nobody else can register your name — which matters more for an ordinary person than for a famous one, because nobody is going to investigate an impostor on your behalf.
Reachable, without being exposed
A way to say hello that is not your phone number, your home address or a DM request from someone you have to accept first. You choose which door is open.
The people who care, kept
Super Follow is held at your address rather than in an app, so the handful of people who actually want to know what you are up to still hear from you after you leave the platform you met them on. How Super Follow works.

Where it earns its keep

Everywhere you currently spell out a username.

On a CV or an application

One line that shows the work, the writing and the accounts without attaching five links to a PDF.

In every bio you have

The one link each profile is allowed. It leads to all the others, so none of them has to choose.

When somebody asks in person

Short enough to say across a table and be typed correctly the first time, which no handle is.

In an email signature

Under your name: one address instead of four icons, and it still resolves in ten years.

The plan for somebody who is not selling anything

Start free on my.socialmedia/yourname. Most people never need more than that.

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FreeFree forever

The free hub is the whole point for this reader: a page, unlimited links and the Super Follow button, at no cost and with nothing to keep feeding. Pro is there if you would rather the address were your own domain. See how it works.

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  • Unlimited links
  • Super Follow button on your hub

Indicative pricing. .socialmedia is an application we filed in the ICANN 2026 round — it is not delegated, no name is registered, nothing is on sale, and final pricing will be published before any launch. Read where it stands.

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