Social media platforms compared: what makes Tsuna different
Most popular social media platforms work the same way: an algorithm picks what you see, and your data pays for it. Tsuna is a social networking site built on a different model.
Chronological
Newest first — no feed ranking by engagement.
Private by design
Personal data never sold. Emails always hidden from members.
Personal
Profiles you design yourself, like the early web.
How the major social media platforms work
Facebook and Instagram rank your feed by predicted engagement. TikTok's For You page is almost entirely algorithmic. X mixes a ranked timeline with paid visibility. On each, what you see and who sees you is decided by software designed to keep you scrolling.
Tsuna is a social networking site where your timeline is simply what your friends and groups posted, in the order they posted it.
Where Tsuna fits among social networking sites
Tsuna is closest to the original idea of a social network: stay close to friends, join communities, express yourself. It uses AI only to suggest friends and groups — never to rank or boost posts.
Safety is taken seriously too: members must be 16 or over, bullying and trolling are detected and reviewed, and serious reports can be preserved as evidence for the police.
Common questions
Which social media platform has no algorithm?
Tsuna. Its feed is strictly chronological with no engagement ranking, no boosted posts in your timeline and no hidden reach suppression.
Is Tsuna a social networking site or an app?
Both. Use it in any browser at tsuna.social or install it to your phone's home screen as an app.
Who can join Tsuna?
Anyone aged 16 or over. Every account verifies its email address before joining in.
Is Tsuna free?
Yes. Every social feature on Tsuna is free. An optional Creator plan (£3.99/month) adds longer profile soundtracks and extra pinning, but nobody needs it to post, chat, join groups or make friends.
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