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Randomverse
An anti-algorithmic feed where every post gets a fair share
Tired of hyper-optimized algorithms? Randomverse is a social experience built on pure serendipity. Every photo, video, or thought has an equal chance to be discovered globally. Built with Flutter. No tracking, no forced accounts, just unexpected connection.
Hey Product Hunt!
I got incredibly tired of mainstream social media algorithms deciding exactly what I should see, while burying new creators under mountains of optimization rules. So, I built Randomverse.
The philosophy is simple: every single post deserves an equal, completely random chance to be discovered globally. Whether it’s a beautiful photo, a video, or just a random midnight thought, there are no algorithms picking winners here.
To keep it entirely focused on pure connection, I designed it with a strict privacy-first model. You don't even need to create an account or hand over your data to explore and swipe through the feed.
It's built with Flutter for both mobile (Android APK ready) and web. I've set up a public GitHub repository to serve as our documentation hub, where you can find the latest release assets, screenshots, and updates.
I'd love for you to try out the web version instantly or grab the APK and let me know what you think of the experience!
Excited to hear your feedback and answer any questions! 🎲🌌
love the idea of ditching the algorithm for real. one thing that would help me stick around though is the ability to save or bookmark posts i stumble on so i can revisit them later, since discovery feels so random it would suck to lose something cool i found
Opened it expecting a mess of spam posts but found an actual watercolor sketch from someone in Portugal instead. The random feed idea sounds gimmicky until you actually scroll for a few minutes and feel a real sense of discovery.
Honestly the randomness angle is genuinely refreshing, but adding some kind of lightweight topic tags users can slap on posts would help. Like, if I post a photo of a sunset I'd love for it to find people actually searching "sunset" instead of getting lost in pure chaos. Keeps the serendipity vibe but gives creators a tiny anchor.
honestly the random discovery angle is cool, but i'd love some kind of optional save or bookmark feature for posts i stumble onto and actually want to revisit later, since right now everything just kind of vanishes into the void
Scrolling through this feels like flipping through a messy thrift store, in the best way. I found a random sunset from someone in Brazil right after a weird rant from a guy in Berlin, no algorithm needed.
Honestly the random feed thing is kind of refreshing, like I scrolled for a few minutes and found a guy's hiking video from somewhere random in Norway. No signup was a nice touch too.
The serendipity angle is genuinely refreshing, will be curious to see how it feels in practice. One thing that would help keep things interesting longer term is a lightweight "mood" or topic tag users can optionally slap on a post before tossing it into the void, just enough so people with shared interests can find each other again after a first accidental encounter.
The pure randomness angle is genuinely refreshing, love that there is no algorithm gaming needed. One thing that would make me come back more often is some kind of "resurface" option where you can save specific posts to a private list and revisit them later, since right now everything feels ephemeral and sometimes you stumble on something cool but lose track of it forever.
About Randomverse on Product Hunt
“An anti-algorithmic feed where every post gets a fair share”
Randomverse was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 12 upvotes and 15 comments, placing #160 on the daily leaderboard. Tired of hyper-optimized algorithms? Randomverse is a social experience built on pure serendipity. Every photo, video, or thought has an equal chance to be discovered globally. Built with Flutter. No tracking, no forced accounts, just unexpected connection.
Randomverse was featured in Web App (123k followers), Social Media (89.2k followers) and Tech (628.5k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 225.8k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted Randomverse?
Randomverse was hunted by Mohammed Sami Bokir. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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