Collective Network vs Hamsaya

Collective is a social networking app built for IRL creative communities. Connect with the people you actually know through private groups, direct messaging, and a shared public space called the Everyone Network. Create private groups to share photos and posts with your closest circles and creative scene. Posts live for 90 days encouraging digital hygiene. Add comments, invite members, and build the groups with shared interests. Retrain your brain for digital autonomy in a digital shared space featuring: • Confluence — a public feed for sharing thoughts and ideas with the broader community • Cyber Lounge — live chatrooms for real-time conversations • Events — discover and share local happenings, enhancing creative voices in your community • Mutual Aid — connect with community resources and support • Barter Market — trade goods and services with people nearby Direct messaging lets you connect one-on-one with a consent-based system — no unwanted messages. Collective puts you in control of your social experience. Set your profile to private, block or hide users, and customize your notification preferences. Your data, your rules. Key Features: • Private groups with photo sharing and 90-day post expiry • Consent-based direct messaging • Everyone Network with Confluence, Cyber Lounge, Events, Mutual Aid, and Barter Market • User profiles with subscription and privacy controls • Push notifications for messages and activity • Content moderation for a safe community experience

Hamsaya is the hyperlocal network built for your block — where neighbors, local businesses, and everyday services come together in one place. Discover what's happening on your street, find the shop or handyman around the corner, book a service, trade goods, host events, or simply ask for a hand — all within walking distance.