One feed, and you decide how to read it

• Three lenses, one feed

  For you is ranked for you, Latest is strictly chronological, Trending is what is moving right now. Switch in Feed preferences.

• Audience per post

  One of four audiences — set when you post, changeable afterwards.

What a post can be

Text is the floor, not the ceiling. A Sebairo post can be photos, a reel, a live broadcast, an audio clip, a link with its preview, a file, a block of code with its language, a drawing, a poll, or a re-share of somebody else's post with the original embedded inside yours.

• Polls in the feed

  Ask a question publicly and watch the answers move — one tap to vote, change or withdraw.

• Code and files

  Code posts keep their language and render as code; file posts show name, type and size.

• Shares that credit

  A re-share renders the original inside it, so the person who wrote it stays visible.

Privacy is a per-post decision

The composer shows the audience next to the send button, before you commit — one of the four audiences. That choice is not a display filter — it is enforced by Sebairo's servers, so a post limited to your contacts is not merely hidden from strangers: nobody else is shown it at all. You can also switch comments off, hide the like counts, and pin a post you want people to land on.

• Four audiences

  Public · Followers · Contacts · Only me.

• Comments off

  Per post. Some things are an announcement, not a discussion.

• Hide like counts

  Keep the reactions, drop the scoreboard — your post, your call.

Reactions, comments and saving

Six reactions — like, love, haha, wow, sad, angry — on posts and on comments, because a reply deserves the same vocabulary as the post. Comments thread: you can reply to a comment, and a comment can carry a photo or a video of its own. Anything worth coming back to can be saved, and your saved posts and your own posts each have their own screen rather than being buried in a profile.

• Threaded replies

  A comment can reply to another comment, so a long thread stays readable.

• Media in comments

  Photo or video, attached to the reply itself.

• Saved posts

  One tap to save, one screen that lists everything you saved.

A feed that respects your attention

The feed remembers which posts genuinely spent a moment on your screen — which is what stops it greeting you with the same three posts every morning. A pill at the top tells you how much is actually new rather than making you pull down and guess. And video autoplay is yours to set: sound on, muted, or off entirely.

• New posts pill

  Counts only what you have not seen and did not write yourself.

• Autoplay, your way

  Sound on, muted, or off — a feed-only setting that does not hijack the rest of the app.

• Sponsored is labelled

  Ads in the feed are marked as sponsored. Promoted posts reach you only through this labelled slot.

Questions people actually ask

• Is there an algorithm, and can I turn it off?

  Yes and yes. "For you" is ranked for you. Choose "Latest" in Feed preferences and you get strict reverse chronology with no ranking at all.

• How do I change how the feed is sorted?

  Open Feed preferences and pick a lens: For you is ranked for you, Latest is strict reverse chronology, and Trending is what is moving right now. It is the same feed either way — everything else behaves identically whichever lens you read through.

• Can I change a post's audience after publishing?

  Yes — audience, comments and like-count visibility are all post settings you can revisit. What was already seen was already seen, but from that moment the new rule is what the server enforces.

• Who sees a post set to Contacts?

  Only the people in your contacts. The rule is enforced by Sebairo's servers, so nobody else is shown the post — it is not merely hidden by the app.

• Can I share a post outside Sebairo?

  A public post has a real web address — sebairo.com/p/ plus its id — that opens the app when Sebairo is installed and renders on the web when it is not. Posts limited to a smaller audience keep that limit wherever the link travels.

• How do I stop seeing something?

  Every card has a menu: report it, unfollow the person, or open their profile and block them. Reporting lives on the content itself rather than in a settings screen three levels away.

• Do my posts show up to people who do not follow me?

  A public post can, through search, through a shared link, and through the feed's ranking. Anything set to Followers, Contacts or Only me cannot.

• Can I find an old post?

  Search the feed by text, or open My posts, which lists everything you have ever published — every audience level included — newest first.