say what you can't say out loud

Yes. soulyap is built so your confession is split from your identity at the source — there's no public profile, no username on posts, and even we can't connect what you wrote back to you. It's anonymity by architecture, not just by policy.

Writing is free and always will be, and every day you get an allowance of confessions to read at no cost. There's an optional supporter plan for unlimited reading that helps fund human safety review — it never gates writing, reporting, the felt counter, or crisis resources.

No — and that's the point. soulyap has no replies, no DMs, no profiles, and no way to follow or contact another person. Removing the reply channel is the core safety design, so no one can target you for what you said.

You write one true thing you can't say out loud. soulyap sorts it by what it's about, then shows you one real confession from someone else in the same place, along with how many people felt that one — so you leave knowing you're not the only one.

Every confession is checked by automated safety review before it can ever be shown or matched, every card has a report control, and soulyap is adults-only (18+).

soulyap is not a crisis or emergency service. If you're in danger or thinking about harming yourself, please contact your local emergency number or a crisis line right away. Inside the app, anything that signals crisis is routed to real resources — never to a paywall.

soulyap is available free on Google Play for Android today. The iPhone version is on the way — the site will be updated the moment it's live.

No feed to doom-scroll and no comments to dread. Instead of broadcasting to a crowd, soulyap gives you one real confession from someone carrying the same kind of thing, in a space designed to be safe and quiet.