We build products where ads run inside the workflow: triggered by context, protected from conversation, measured by likes.
Like Me is our most focused social product yet. No posts. No comments. No messages. No communities. Just a beautifully uninterrupted stream of sponsored content and the one remaining form of dignified self-expression: liking ads.
For too long, social products have forced advertising to compete with opinions, friendships, and public conversation. Like Me corrects that structural imbalance. User interaction is disruptive to the advertising experience. Frankly, it is disrespectful to the ads.
On Like Me, users do not express themselves through language, community, or thought. They express themselves through alignment. Not through dialogue, but through preference signaling. Not through connection, but through tasteful appreciation of premium messaging.
The app interface makes the joke credible at first glance: a clean feed, visible like counts, and a featured Marco Polo Research Lab placement.
Use this image as the Open Graph preview, in the LinkedIn thread, or as the supporting visual when you want the launch to look uncomfortably real.
Today, I’m excited to announce the launch of Like Me, a true competitor to Facebook. For too long, social media has been cluttered by user interaction. Comments create noise. Messages create expectations. Friends create complexity. Opinions distract from what really matters. Ads. At Like Me, we believe user interaction is disruptive to the advertising experience. Frankly, it is disrespectful to the ads. So we built a platform around a simpler vision: no posting, no commenting, no chatting, no communities, no messy self-expression. Just ads, and the purest remaining form of human agency: liking ads. Express yourself like you mean it. Like an ad. Become a prosumer. On Like Me, users can finally express themselves thoroughly and authentically by engaging directly with sponsored content. Not through conversation, but through alignment. Not through dialogue, but through preference signaling. Not through connection, but through tasteful appreciation of premium messaging. This is not just the future of social media. It is the purification of it. We are removing the social from social media so the media can finally breathe. More soon. #startup #socialmedia #advertising #product #innovation #april1