Ephemo — Ephemeral Chat & Private Communities
The social network that chooses to forget.
A free, self-hosted Progressive Web App inspired by MSN, IRC, and early-2000s forums. Messages expire automatically — 10 seconds to 24 hours, on every message and attachment. 1:1 chat, group chat, and small private communities with rooms, presence, and moderation. No feed, no algorithm, no permanent archive.
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What's inside
- Accounts — email sign-up, verification, nickname, avatar, up to 3 interests.
- Friends — mutual requests only. No followers, ever.
- Chat — 1:1 and group. Text, emoji, photos, video, voice, files.
- Disappearing messages — 10s · 30s · 1m · 5m · 1h · 24h, on every message and attachment.
- Pulse — MSN's nudge, reborn. No text, 5-minute cooldown.
- Presence — online / away / busy, with optional visibility.
- Status — one line about you, right now. It expires on its own.
- Communities — public, private, or invite-only. Owner / moderator / member roles.
- Rooms — text-only, configurable lifetime, no history, self-destructing.
- Moderation — reports, timed mutes, kicks, bans.
- Push notifications — never contain the message text.
- Installable PWA — offline shell, light/dark theme, accessible (WCAG AA).
What's not here, by design
Not a gap to fill in a future release: it's the product.
- No feed, no infinite scroll
- No algorithm, no ranking, no people suggestions
- No followers, no likes, no public counters
- No searchable history — there's no message search endpoint
- No backup and no trash — deleted means deleted
- No ads, no invasive analytics, no profiling
Self-hosted · open source · no ads, ever.