Pulse
Discover what’s happening near you, RSVP, and run your own events — with venue pages, group chats, calendar export and hidden-attendance options for private gatherings.
Musubi
Musubi decouples your identity and relationships from the apps that use them. Own your connections, set your rules once, and switch on only the apps you want — they never get to keep your graph. Built on OSN, the open social network.
Why Musubi
On most platforms, the company owns your connections — and every app you touch tries to rebuild that web from scratch, then keep it. Your relationships end up scattered, duplicated, and locked inside products you can’t leave.
Musubi flips that. Your identity and your social graph live with you. Apps opt in to the slice you grant them and nothing more. Block someone once and it propagates everywhere — unless you decide otherwise.
What you get
Connections, close friends and blocks live with your identity, not an app. Block someone once and it applies everywhere — unless you choose otherwise.
A single login, multiple public handles. Keep work, friends and the things you love in separate profiles — all under one account you control.
Each capability is a standalone app. Switch on events or messaging when you want them; turn them off and your graph is untouched.
End-to-end encrypted messaging over the Signal protocol, granular visibility controls, and hidden-attendance options for events.
Passkey-only sign-in (WebAuthn / FIDO2), recovery codes for lost devices, per-device session management and step-up auth for sensitive actions.
All personalisation data is accessible to you and resettable at any time. No black-box profiles built behind your back.
How it works
01
Create one account with a passkey — no passwords. It becomes your OIDC identity across the whole ecosystem, with recovery codes and per-device sessions you control.
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Add connections and close friends, set visibility, block who you want. Your social graph lives here — portable, consistent, and yours.
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Opt into Pulse for events or Zap for secure messaging — each independently. They read only the slice of your graph you grant, and never keep it.
The ecosystem
Each app stands alone and connects to your Musubi identity independently. Use what you want, ignore what you don’t — your social graph stays the same underneath.
Discover what’s happening near you, RSVP, and run your own events — with venue pages, group chats, calendar export and hidden-attendance options for private gatherings.
Playful, end-to-end encrypted messaging over the Signal protocol — DMs, groups and event chats — that doubles as the ecosystem’s identity-aware support and announcements channel.
Bespoke digital wedding invitations: guests open a link and RSVP with no account, while every reply is tracked for the couple. Built on OSN, usable on its own.
What we stand on
Questions
Musubi is an open, modular social platform. It separates your identity and social graph from the apps that use them, so you own your connections and decide which apps get access — instead of each app owning a copy of your social life.
OSN — the Open Social Network — is the underlying system: the identity, social graph and authorisation layer, plus the standards apps use to talk to it. Musubi is our implementation of it, and the one you sign up to here. Anyone can run their own OSN for a private social graph; Musubi is to OSN roughly what Mastodon is to the fediverse.
No. Each app — events (Pulse), messaging (Zap), and others — is independent and opt-in. Turn on what you want, leave the rest. Your identity and graph stay the same underneath.
You do. Your social graph lives with your identity, all personalisation data is accessible and resettable, and apps only see the slice you grant them. We don’t sell your data or use it for third-party advertising.
Yes. OSN, the system underneath, is open by design and built on open standards including an OAuth / OIDC provider for third-party integrations. Running your own OSN for a private social graph is the goal; Musubi is the hosted implementation we operate.
With a passkey — no passwords. Musubi uses passkey-only primary login (WebAuthn / FIDO2), backed by recovery codes for lost devices, per-device session management, and step-up authentication for sensitive actions.
Take back your social graph
Create your identity once, keep your connections for good, and bring only the apps you want along for the ride.