Kuuluu — what's up

Kuuluu — Finnish, from "mitä kuuluu", meaning "what's up" — is the quiet way to be around your people. One tap says what you're doing: reading, gym, cooking, Spanish, your own thing. No caption, no photo, no post. Friends see you're at it and can tap "me too" — presence, not likes. Sessions end on their own when you forget. THE WORLD, RIGHT NOW See live totals of what people across Kuuluu are up to — "214 at the gym", "17 studying Spanish". Totals come from a fixed activity catalog and never show names, profiles, or posts; small totals are rounded so numbers never point at any one person. WHO SEES WHAT — THREE RINGS • Close friends see what you're doing live, as it happens. • Followers see a session only after it ends. • Everyone else only ever sees the combined totals above — never you. You pick the ring per activity and can change it any time. Privacy is never paywalled. YOUR DAY WRITES ITSELF By evening you have a timeline you never typed. Edit it, fill gaps retroactively, or delete blocks — it's yours. GROUND RULES • No ads, and no ad networks watching you. • No selling data. • No streaks, scores, or follower counts — nothing to keep up. • No infinite feed. The Now screen ends. Go do something; that's the point. Sign in with just your email — no password. Delete your account and all its data any time, right in the app.