mySocialIQ

MySocialIQ is the first app to score online behavior, with the purpose of fostering accountability and balance in digital interactions. Developed using an algorithm rooted in behavioral psychology and data science, users are scored on a scale from 125 to 500, ranking their behavior based on online activity. This scoring system allows users to set thresholds for accepting friend requests, encouraging more thoughtful and respectful connections. Too often, individuals hide behind the safety of a screen—a veil that enables hurtful, and at times vile, attacks on complete strangers. According to a 2018 Pew Research Center survey, 59% of U.S. teens reported experiencing at least one of six types of abusive online behavior, including offensive name-calling, spreading false rumors, and physical threats. A follow-up study in September 2020 found that 4 in 10 Americans had experienced online harassment, with increasingly severe encounters since 2017. MySocialIQ aims to transform today’s increasingly hostile online dialogue by encouraging balanced and respectful communication. Its unique algorithm analyzes a wide range of user data—search history, social media posts, comments, arguments, positive and negative posts, trolling behavior, community service, charitable donations, minor criminal activity, and more. The result is a proprietary SocialIQ Score that shifts the narrative from government surveillance and platform bias to user-controlled evaluation. MySocialIQ is setting a new standard for social media—decentralized and user-empowered. By putting control back in the hands of individuals, the app enables society to break free from the influence of large social media corporations and intrusive government oversight.