Sealed Request
Ask the people you trust. Nothing is posted in public.
Now send it to people you trust. Write a personal note with it — a link on its own looks like spam.
🔒 Your request lives inside the link itself. Your words and your contact details are never sent to any website. We count only numbers — how many, never who. No accounts. We never sell data.
Someone needs a hand
Somebody you know sent you this. That is what makes it worth reading.
🔒 The request lives inside this link — its words and contact details are never sent
to any website. We count only how many requests are opened and answered, never who opens them.
The one exception is the waiting list: if you join it, we save that email address and nothing else.
No feed. No ads. We never sell anything about you.
This is an early, open version: there are no accounts and no sign-in, so anyone holding the
link can read it. Pass it on only to people you trust.
❓ How this works
How it works
A short story. Three people.
🧔 Bob is fixing his bathroom.
He needs a good tile worker.
He does not know one.
Bob writes what he needs here, on this page.
The page turns it into a link. 🔗
He sends that link to 3 friends he trusts —
by text, WhatsApp, email. Whatever he already uses.
The link is not posted anywhere. Only the friends he sends it to can see it.
👩 Priya taps Bob's link and reads it.
She cannot help. But she knows Dan — he does this work.
She taps “Pass it on” and sends the link to him.
👨 Dan taps the link.
It came from Priya, someone he knows.
That is why he trusts it.
He taps “I can help” and texts Bob.
✅ Bob and Dan talk. Done.
- 🙋It reaches you from a person you know — not from a stranger or a feed.
- 🔒Nothing is posted in public. It goes only where people choose to send it.
- 📱No app. No sign-up. Nothing to install.
- 🚫No ads. We never sell anything about you.
Is this an app? No. Just a link. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.
Why should I trust it? Because of who handed it to you. It arrived in your
messages from a person you already know. That is the same trust you use every day when a
friend passes on a phone number.
Who can see my request? The people you send it to, and anyone they choose to pass it
to. It is never posted anywhere and it does not appear in any search.
Where is my request kept? Inside the link itself. No website stores it.
Do you track me? No. We count only how many requests are opened and answered.
Never your words. Never your name, phone or email. Never who you are.
Is this finished? No — this is an early, open version. There are no accounts
and no sign-in yet, so anyone holding the link can read it. Send it only to people you
trust, and ask them to do the same.
What is this? An early preview of Ellarum — a private network where the people
you already know can actually help you.