SelfDeck

One life. Many sides.

Share the right side of yourself.

You're different at work, different on dates, different with the people you climb with. Your profile shouldn't be the same everywhere.

Build your first deckFree. No password to remember.

The difference

A profile says “this is me.”
A deck says “this is the part of me you'll care about.”

Everywhere else, you keep one profile and hope it lands. It never quite does. Too much for a stranger, too little for a friend, wrong for whoever's reading it today.

You're not managing different identities. You're showing different parts of one person, on purpose.

How it works

Build once, share it in the shape that fits.

  1. 01

    Write a section once

    Your bio, your work, what you do at weekends, what you’re looking for. Each one is a reusable piece of you.

  2. 02

    Build a deck for a context

    Pick the sections that matter for this situation. The same section can sit in as many decks as you like. Edit it once and every deck updates.

  3. 03

    Share the one that fits

    Send a link, or show a QR code. Name your links so you can tell how far each one travelled, without tracking a single person.

It goes both ways

Someone shares a deck. You send one back.

Opening someone's deck isn't a dead end. Reply with the side of yourself that fits the conversation you're actually having. Now you both have something to go on.

S

Sarah shared her Outdoor deck with you

Y

You sent back your Outdoor deck

No feed, no followers

Built to be closed, not scrolled.

  • No follower counts, no likes, nothing to keep up with.
  • Nothing is public until you publish it, and you can unpublish in one tap.
  • Give a link a password, set it to expire, or revoke it. Each one separately.
  • You see how many times a link was opened. Never who opened it.

Who are you, this time?

Takes about a minute. Sign in with a link sent to your email. There's no password to forget.

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