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Known

A small manual about you — shown only to the people you choose.

People close to you are often guessing — not about the big things, about the ordinary ones. Whether you want to be asked first or just told. Whether a quiet evening is a rejection or a recharge. This app turns five short questions into a short, readable manual about how you work, and lets you show exactly the parts you choose to exactly the people you choose. There is no account needed to start, and nothing is shared until you deliberately share it. Sharing is per answer: you pick the answers, see the exact page the other person will get, and send a private link they open in a browser with nothing to install and no account to create. Every link you have made is listed in one place, and revoking one stops it working immediately. It won't score you, type you, or tell you what kind of person you are — it holds what you said about yourself, and shows the parts you choose.

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A look inside

  • Known — A small manual about how you work

    A small manual about how you work

  • Known — See exactly what they'll see

    See exactly what they'll see

  • Known — Revoke any link, any time

    Revoke any link, any time

  • Known — Five short questions to start

    Five short questions to start

Features

  • Five short questions, answered before any account is asked for
  • A readable manual you can add your own context to — including "still figuring this out"
  • Per-answer sharing, with an exact preview of what the recipient will see
  • A private link the recipient opens in a browser — no app to install, no account to create
  • One place listing every link you have created, with immediate revocation
  • No ads, no tracking, no analytics, and no system permissions requested at all

Who it's for

  • Couples, close friends and family who would rather say how they work than be guessed at
  • People who want to share something personal with one specific person, not post it
  • Anyone who wants the ordinary, practical things about themselves written down once