An Effective Activism project

It is becoming harder to have real, human connections on the Internet and it is only going to get worse
Social media algorithms promote fake news, political agendas and corporate interests
Users want both online privacy and safety at the same time
Your conversation is private between you and your online community. Only direct access to your device reveals the content — the server never sees it.
Access requires a digital EU government ID. Large-scale bot creation becomes impractical. States have judicial interest in ensuring users are genuine.
You choose an alias. Other users never see your real identity. If a crime is committed, law enforcement can unmask the offender — and only them.
Agora cannot push corporate or political agendas. Community moderators write their own open-source rules, visible to every member.
Serverless social media, authenticated by digital EU government IDs
Uses existing digital citizen portals — MitID, mObywatel, and others — so users need no new credentials or password databases.
Messages travel over WebRTC, device to device. The server facilitates the initial handshake only — it never sees your messages.
Every message is digitally signed. Conversations form a tamper-evident blockchain stored only on your device. Keys never leave your browser.
EU citizens have the right to carry out conversation without being surveilled. Privacy is a right — not a feature to be monetised. Agora occupies the responsible middle ground: private from corporations, accountable to the rule of law.
Alice uses her Danish government ID. Bob uses his Polish government ID. No new accounts, no passwords, no sign-up forms.
Agora signs a certificate for your public key, verifying your EU identity. Your private key never leaves your browser.
You communicate peer-to-peer. Messages are signed, encrypted, and stored only on your device. The server has nothing.
Free, open source. Sign in with your EU electronic ID — no account creation required.