Private by design

A private space for the people who make life yours.

Share photos, video, voice notes and plans with family and friends in one quiet, invitation-only space. No audience to build. No algorithm. Just your folk.

Coming soon to iPhone and Android.

Invitation only Always chronological No adverts

Sunday at the allotment♥ 4

Reunion weekend♥ 7

Your folk only · always

The internet gave everyone an audience. AmongFolk gives your people a room of their own.

“Private” is worth very little unless someone will say exactly what it means. So here is ours, in plain English.

Invitation only

No discovery, public profiles or search. People join through a private invitation from someone already inside, and nothing your group posts has a public address on the internet.

Nobody here browses your feed

There is no staff screen for browsing your group’s posts, photos, videos or voice notes. What you share stays with the people you invited.

Media kept in private storage

Photos, videos and voice notes stay in encrypted private storage. Your group opens them through private links that work only for members, and nothing you share ever gets a public web address.

No adverts, no trackers, no sale

No advertising networks, third-party trackers or session replay, and we never sell your data. Your group’s subscription funds the whole service, while removing someone ends their access immediately.

All of this is set out in full, with the retention periods and your GDPR rights, in our privacy policy.

The everyday, kept beautifully

Less feed. More shared journal.

Photos, voice notes, little updates and videos arrive in the order they happened, then stay easy to revisit.

One trusted circleOnly invited members can see what your group shares.
Nothing gets buriedNo ranking, suggested content or engagement tricks.
Made for memoriesPhotography and stories lead; the interface quietly steps back.

Ellie · today at 4:12

A slow afternoon by the river

He insisted every stone was coming home with us.

♥ 6☺ 23 replies

More ways to stay close

Built for the little rituals that keep a group together.

AmongFolk gives everyday sharing a little structure, without turning friendship into another thing to manage.

Gentle group check-ins

Ask one weekly or monthly question. Your folk can answer with a note, photo, voice note or video, and every round stays easy to revisit.

Shared photo albums

Gather a holiday, birthday or ordinary Sunday into an album. The photos still belong to the group and stay part of its story.

Birthdays and private wishes

Keep an opt-in birthday calendar and send a few words or a voice wish when the day arrives.

On this day

Old posts gently return on their anniversary, alongside the milestones your group has reached together.

Thoughtful invitations

Invite with a private link or QR code. Members can suggest someone they already know; the group owner always decides.

Mentions when they matter

Bring someone into a post, reply or birthday wish by name, with a quiet notification that takes them straight there.

Plans that keep going

Turn “we should” into something everyone remembers.

Find a date that works, make it official, then let a regular plan quietly take care of the next one.

Find the best dateOffer a few choices and answer yes, maybe or no.
Make it regularRepeat weekly, monthly or yearly, with an optional turn-taking host.
Keep your own calendar in stepSubscribe once and every confirmed group plan stays up to date.

September6Sunday

Sunday, 6 September

12:30 · The old house

YesMaybeNo

Best fit for your folk

For folk who don’t do apps

A Sunday letter from the group.

A gentle weekly digest keeps less-online members close to what everyone has shared. One tap opens the private feed; photos never sit exposed in an inbox.

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Your week in the Sunday Club

This week with your folk

3 new photo moments from Dan
Ellie replied to “Reunion weekend”
Everyone chose a date for Sunday lunch

Open your private feed

Who’s it for

Any small circle that would rather not be broadcasting.

AmongFolk began with new parents and grandparents at the other end of the country. It turns out the same shape suits almost any group that already knows each other.

FamilyNew parents and faraway grandparentsWhere it started. Grandparents get the everyday: the muddy knees and the first wobbly steps, not just the birthday photos.

FriendsOld friends, now scatteredSchool, university, the old job. Everyone drifted to different cities and the group chat became noise. This is the quiet version.

ClubA book club or supper clubPhotos of what somebody cooked, the argument about the ending, and a date everyone can actually make.

TeamA five-a-side team or running clubMatch photos, fixtures, and the debrief. Nothing that needs a public page or a fixture app nobody opens.

HousematesThe people you used to live withThe house is long gone but the group is not. Somewhere to keep the photos and to sort out who is hosting next.

Far-flungA family spread across time zonesNobody has to be awake at the same time. Post when it suits you; everyone else catches up when it suits them.

One group. Your favourite people.

Make a little corner of the internet feel like yours.

One group subscription. Everyone you invite joins free.