How Easybie works
Every page here describes what the product actually does, and every claim on one can be checked in the product in about a minute.
Getting started Copy a link to this section
Common questions
The things people ask most, with the shortest true answer to each.
What Easybie is
One place for posting, reading, watching, messaging and publishing — and what it deliberately does not do.
Your account
Usernames, passwords, your email address, staying signed in, and the accounts you start out following.
Your profile
Your name, picture, cover, bio, and the post you want people to read first.
Posting Copy a link to this section
Writing a post
What a post can hold, how long it can be, and what every button in the composer does.
Drafts and scheduled posts
Where a post goes when you are not ready to publish it, and how to set a time.
Who can see your posts
The four audiences, what each one means, and what happens when you change your mind.
Photos and alt text
How many, how big, what formats, and why the description box matters.
Polls
Asking a question with choices, and the three decisions attached to it.
Link previews
The card under a pasted link, where it comes from, and what the other site learns.
Today posts
A post that is deleted a day later — deleted, not hidden.
Writing an article
The long-form editor, how long a piece can be, and what the reader count does and does not count.
Notes, diaries and wiki pages
The four kinds of long-form writing, and what makes each one different.
Events
Planning something with a date on it, who can answer, and what happens when the time or the place changes.
Groups
Rooms with their own members and their own rules — how the three kinds differ, who can read what, and what an admin can do.
How your posts did
The only numbers Easybie keeps about your own posting, who can see them, and the things it deliberately does not measure.
Reading Copy a link to this section
The three feeds
Following, For you and Latest — what each one is actually sorted by.
Reactions
Six ways to answer a post in one press, and how to reach the other five.
Replies, reposts and saving
The other four buttons under a post, and which of them anybody else can see.
The Gallery
Every picture posted publicly, on one wall.
Messages Copy a link to this section
Your account Copy a link to this section
Colour, light and text size
Making Easybie readable, including for people whose browser is already set up for them.
Badges and verification
What each badge means, and why none of them can be bought.
Passkeys
Signing in with your face, fingerprint or device PIN instead of typing a password.
Two-factor sign-in
A code from your phone as well as your password, and the eight codes that get you back in.
Notifications
What Easybie tells you about, how to change it, and how to be told on your phone when no Easybie tab is open.
Holding more than one account
Up to five, signed in at once, with one tap to move between them.
Pages
An account for an organisation rather than a person — who can run one, and the things it deliberately cannot do.
Closing your account
What it deletes, what it cannot undo, and the one thing to do first.
Safety and privacy Copy a link to this section
What is not allowed here
The nine things you can report, which are also the nine rules — and what happens when somebody breaks one.
If something was done to your account
What a warning, a pause and a suspension mean — and exactly how to challenge one, including when you cannot sign in.
Blocking, muting and muted words
Three different tools for three different problems, and who gets told about each.
Reporting something
What happens after you press it, and what it does not do.
Your data, and leaving
Taking everything with you, and deleting the account, both without asking anybody.