Naven
Use case
Follow topics and communities with no algorithm deciding what you see
A briefing does not publish until five independent publishers have reported the story. When only four have, it waits.
Who this is for
People tired of engagement-ranked feeds but still wanting communities and news.
The problem
Every social product ranks content to maximise time spent, which reliably surfaces whatever makes you angriest.
How Naven handles it
- Channels are chronological. The newest post is at the top because it is newest, not because it performed.
- AI news briefings publish only when five distinct established publishers have reported the same story, and every publisher is listed underneath.
- You join the channels you want. Nothing is recommended into your view.
- No advertising, so there is no incentive to hold your attention longer than the content deserves.
What it costs
Nothing. Naven is free, with no advertising, no paid tier and no data sale. There is no card, no trial and no phone number.