Blow a bubble
Three people, or seven. The ones who would actually turn up — never an audience, never a follower count, never a stranger you have to perform for.
Private beta · iPhone
The week you had,
looked at together.
Bubble gives a handful of friends one shared wall — and one evening a week when it stops filling up and starts being something you looked at together.
Every other feed is built never to end. Bubble ends every Sunday.
That is not a feature we added. It is the shape of the whole thing — the reason a week in Bubble feels like a week, and not like an afternoon you cannot remember scrolling through.
Fill the wall
A photo from the market, one line about Thursday, a video from the walk home. It gathers all week, from everybody, the way a fridge door does.
Sunday settles it
The wall closes. What is on it stops being a feed and becomes a week you looked at together — and Monday opens an empty one.
This is what a week looks like
Not highlights, and not a grid arranged for strangers. Four days off one wall — which is all a bubble has ever held.
The quiet part, in writing
Most apps promise privacy in the settings screen. Bubble's version is duller and harder to fake: the code simply is not there.
No ads, no analytics, no tracking
Not a switch you turn off — none of those SDKs were ever added, and the app never reads the advertising identifier.
A public post carries no account ID
Ownership is recorded privately, so a stranger's copy of a post cannot be traced back to the person who wrote it.
Deleting means deleting
Your posts, media, messages and connections go — not just your ability to sign in.
Every sentence here is checked against the app's own text, which is where the privacy policy is generated from.
It is small on purpose.
Bubble is invite-only while it is in beta, on iPhone with iOS 26 or newer. Tell us who you would bring.
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