Rummr

Rummr is a social network built around a single object: the rumour. A "rummr" is at most 280 characters and may carry an image or a thirty-second clip. The product states its nature without ambiguity in its own FAQ — it is entertainment, not news, and nothing on the platform should be treated as verified information.

The mechanics run on two axes that work independently. The first is the verdict: each user votes Believe or Doubt once, can switch or withdraw that vote, and once enough votes accumulate the crowd's judgement appears — Believed, Contested or Busted. The second is reach: a "spread" pushes the rumour further across a world map, once per user, and sharing off-platform counts towards it too. Out of the spread count grows a badge ladder, from Street Rummr under a thousand to Galaxy Rummr above twenty million.

Around that core sit groups — creating one is a one-time five-euro payment processed by Stripe — a leaderboard, an exploration map, and anonymous posting. The anonymity is carefully drawn: an author's identity is never shown to other users, but it remains stored internally for legal compliance and abuse handling.