OkMaybe

Share freely.
They choose what and when.

Share photos and updates by topic, with just your people. Friends pick what interests them and how often they hear from you.

Your friends don't need the app or a sign-up to read or respond. Every text has a link. They tap it, and there it is.

Free to use. Share from an iPhone.

Text from Amy

Hi Jo, I post updates on OkMaybe that you can get by text or the app. Pick how often OkMaybe texts you a link: once a day at most, or as little as once a month. Nothing comes unless you choose: okmaybe.app/i/9f2k

Opens in the browser · No app · No account

Aunt Jo picks

  • The Kids Weekly
  • Tennis Off
  • Dog Training Monthly

Amy sees

Aunt Jo answered. Active 2h ago.

Never which topics, or how often.

Three steps to set up.

1

Make a topic.

One for each part of your life you'd talk about.

TennisDog TrainingThe KidsRemodel
2

Invite by text.

From your own number, in your own words. We never text anyone new for you.

"Pick how often OkMaybe texts you a link: once a day at most, or as little as once a month." okmaybe.app/i/…
3

They pick the pace.

Per topic, on a simple page. No app, no account.

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Not sure what to share? Six example topics, each with a sample. See topic ideasHide topic ideas

Examples we wrote, not anyone's real topic.

Tennis

Match results and who's playing next week.

Doubles Saturday at 9. Need 2 more.

1 in · need 2 more

OKMaybe

Dad's recovery

How Dad is doing after his surgery, so nobody has to call around.

Home from the hospital today. Tired, but making jokes, which is a good sign.

Grandma's stories

Her stories, written down while she can still tell them.

Today: the summer she drove a milk truck at fifteen. She swears it was legal.

Bread experiments

The good loaves, the bricks, and the sourdough starter named Gerald.

Gerald rose beautifully. The bread did not. Back to it.

My 75-day challenge

Daily check-ins, so I can't quietly quit.

Day 23. Two workouts, a gallon of water, ten pages read. Skipped dessert at the party, which was the hard part.

Around the house

Fixes, finds, and what we're working on.

Does anyone know how to get rid of the smell from a front-load washing machine? Omg this is killing me.

Ask

Replies come straight to you. Only you.

No audience. Just a conversation between you and them.

Amy · Dog TrainingNine seconds of "stay."

Nine seconds! How?

Peanut butter on a spoon.

Just you and Aunt Jo

Post all week. A weekly friend gets one text.

Amy · TennisLost 6–4, 6–4.
John · SourdoughOverproofed again.
Amy · DogNine seconds of "stay."
Priya · KidsFirst lost tooth!
Sam · RemodelTile is in.
John · GardenFirst tomato.

Their weekly text · on the day they picked

OkMaybe: Amy, John, and 2 others shared with you okmaybe.app/d/x82m

Tap · read · done. No app needed to read or respond.

That one text holds you and everyone else they follow, at the pace they picked for each topic. Post as often as you like; nobody gets more texts because of it.

Spots

Offer a spot. They say OK or Maybe.

Offer coffee, a walk, or a spare ticket to the people in a topic. They answer OK or Maybe from the link in their text, and don't need the app or a sign-up.

Amy · Tennis

Doubles Saturday morning at the park. Need 4 to play.

In person · Sat 9–11 AM · in 3 days

3 in · need 1 more · 2d to decide

From their text link

This is all your friends see.

No app. No account. No password.

When you invite someone, they get a page like this one. Tap a choice to try it. Ten seconds, no account, and they can change it any time.

You learn that they answered and when they were last active. Never what they chose.

Amy shares 3 topics.

Tennis

Dog Training

The Kids

Ok? Maybe. Their call.

Pick one thing you're in the middle of and four people who'd want to hear about it. That's the whole setup.

Free to use · No feed, no ads, no strangers, no bots · Friends need no app