The internet became addictive. Micro is the alternative.
Big tech spent two decades engineering addiction at scale. Your attention is auctioned in real time. Feeds are designed to keep you scrolling. Children grow up on platforms built to be as addictive as cigarettes. The people who built these systems don't let their own kids use them.
Now it's happening to AI. Sponsored answers injected into chat responses. No boundaries. No distinction between what's genuine and what's paid for. The companies that turned the web into an addiction machine are doing it again.
Pay for the tools, not with your attention.
Micro is the everything app — blog, chat, news, mail, and more — all in one place. No ads, no tracking, no algorithms. Built in the open. We call the app Mu for short.
Open it in your browser. Install it on your phone. Put it on a tablet or on the wall. It's your home on the internet.
Tired of the walled gardens? Us too. Micro includes an app marketplace. Create an app and sell it. Builders keep 90% of everything. No gatekeepers, no app store review process, no rug pulls.
Technology should serve people — not use them. Every service in Micro exists because people need it, not because it generates engagement metrics. When you pay for tools, incentives are aligned. We build the tools, you use them. That's it.