Who can contact you
Persistent direct contact begins only after a friend request is accepted. The server enforces the relationship rather than relying on a hidden interface state.
Trust and controls
Trust begins with understanding who can reach you, what an action changes, and how to stop or leave. Sosias is designed to make those consequences visible.
Persistent direct contact begins only after a friend request is accepted. The server enforces the relationship rather than relying on a hidden interface state.
Direct conversations with accepted friends keep their message history so the relationship can continue over time.
Blocking ends direct contact and prevents future contact. Blocked members remain manageable from account settings.
Members can submit a bounded report for review. Reporting does not promise an immediate response or a specific outcome.
Review account access, sign out everywhere, and deactivate the account without depending on another member.
Keyboard access, visible focus, readable contrast, mobile layouts, and reduced-motion support are product requirements.
Plain language by design
Sosias describes what a control does without calling the service anonymous, end-to-end encrypted, fully moderated, or universally safe. Review times and outcomes are not promised when the operating process cannot guarantee them.
Growing deliberately
A capability being technically possible does not make it ready for public use. Sosias keeps higher-risk experiences behind explicit gates until the corresponding controls and operations are ready.
Read the product principlesOperate a controlled cohort with reliable chat, calls, blocking, reporting, and account controls.
Address observed friction and strengthen support without weakening relationship boundaries.
Proceed only after its own safety, age, policy, moderation, reliability, and privacy evidence exists.
Closed beta
Accepted friends can keep a conversation going. You retain the controls to stop contact or leave.