All me

All me is a nonprofit, privacy‑first social platform built to give people meaningful control over their digital lives. Designed from the ground up to remove surveillance, eliminate behavioural profiling, and prevent the extraction of personal data, All me offers a safer, more transparent alternative to conventional social networks. Every feature is shaped by a simple principle: people should be able to connect, share, and belong without being monitored.

As a nonprofit, All me has no commercial incentive to track users, sell data, or optimise engagement through manipulative algorithms. Instead, the platform is governed through clear, accountable structures that prioritise user rights, ethical technology, and long‑term public benefit. Decisions are guided by transparent policies, independent oversight, and a commitment to regulatory alignment across the UK, EU, Switzerland, and beyond.

Privacy is embedded at every layer of the platform. All me uses a multi‑profile architecture that allows individuals to separate different parts of their lives without linking or exposing them. Personal data is minimised, encrypted where appropriate, and retained only for as long as necessary. There is no tracking, no profiling, and no surveillance not for advertising, not for engagement optimisation, and not for third‑party analytics. Users own their data, and the platform is engineered so that the safest choice is always the default.

All me also prioritises safety and wellbeing. The platform includes clear community standards, accessible reporting tools, and a governance model designed to prevent harm rather than react to it. Moderation is transparent, policy‑driven, and free from opaque algorithmic amplification. The goal is to create a healthier social environment where people can interact without harassment, manipulation, or hidden incentives shaping what they see.

Accessibility and inclusion are central to the platform’s mission. All me is built to be usable across languages, abilities, and devices, with a design philosophy that emphasises clarity, balance, and regulatory trust. The interface avoids clutter, dark patterns, and engagement traps, focusing instead on simplicity, transparency, and user autonomy.

The All me ecosystem is supported by the Omega Foundation, a nonprofit organisation based in Geneva. This structure ensures long‑term independence, ethical stewardship, and a governance model aligned with public interest rather than commercial gain. The platform’s operations, policies, and technical architecture are openly documented to support accountability and regulatory scrutiny.

All me represents a new approach to social technology one that rejects surveillance‑based business models and places people, not data extraction, at the centre. It is a space where individuals can express themselves, build communities, and maintain meaningful connections without sacrificing their privacy or autonomy. By combining nonprofit governance, privacy‑by‑design engineering, and transparent operations, All me offers a safer, healthier, and more ethical way to be social online.