Archive · 21 Aug 2025
Sez Us Social Media Platform Expands to India
Sez Us is a new social media platform coming to India that wants to be different from what's already out there.
Instead of using secret computer programs to decide what you see, everyone will see all the posts.
They also want users to own their content and have more control.
The platform also uses a scoring system based on how people interact.
It's like a game where your actions affect your reputation.
The goal is to have a healthier and more open online space, prioritizing good behavior over algorithms that decide what you see.
They are focused on creators and want to provide them with a fairer financial model.
Sez Us, a US-based social media platform, is expanding into India.
The platform aims to provide an alternative to mainstream social media.
Sez Us emphasizes a reputation-based system and algorithm-free content delivery.
Key aspects include digital self-sovereignty, identity portability, and a creator-focused revenue model.
The platform seeks to foster healthy conversations, prioritizing values over algorithms.
- Who
- Akshay Gupta, COO of Sez Us
- What
- Sez Us, a social media platform, is expanding into India.
- When
- Recently
- Where
- India
- Why
- To offer an alternative to existing social media platforms, prioritizing user control, and a healthier online environment.
Mainstream Social Media Platforms
Sez Us
Content Delivery
Mainstream Social Media Platforms
Prioritizes algorithmic content delivery.
Sez Us
Prioritizes algorithm-free content delivery, showing posts to all followers.
Content Ownership
Mainstream Social Media Platforms
Users have limited content ownership.
Sez Us
Users retain full ownership of content.
Economic Model
Mainstream Social Media Platforms
Revenue models may not favor creators.
Sez Us
Revenue models designed to favor creators, offering a more equitable financial model.
- Company Headquarters
- US
- Core Principle
- Civility
- Key Feature
- Reputation-based System
- Content Delivery
- Algorithm-free
- Creator Focus
- Equitable revenue model