A new social media platform, Karming, is inviting individuals, creators, businesses, and community organisations to register their interest ahead of its upcoming launch.

Built as an ethical alternative to traditional social media, Karming is designed for people who are increasingly frustrated with algorithm-driven feeds, hidden rules, and engagement-based manipulation. The platform removes algorithmic timelines entirely, allowing users to choose who they follow and see all content in the order it is shared.

Unlike existing platforms, Karming places transparency and user control at the centre of the experience. There are no ranked feeds, no shadow bans, and no behavioural manipulation. Profiles, public pages, and events are treated equally, encouraging intentional and meaningful interaction rather than attention-driven performance.

The team behind Karming is currently gathering early interest to better understand who the platform resonates with and to ensure it is shaped by the people it is built for.

“This is about restoring trust and balance to social media,” a spokesperson for Karming said. “Before we launch, we want to hear from people who believe social platforms should work for users — not against them.”

The registration process is simple and does not involve any commitment. By filling out the form, participants will be notified when Karming launches and may be invited to provide feedback during early access phases.

Those interested in being part of Karming from the beginning are encouraged to visit https://karming.net and fill out the interest form.

About Karming
Karming is an upcoming social platform focused on ethical design, transparency, and intentional connection. By removing algorithmic feeds and prioritising user choice, Karming aims to offer a calmer, more human approach to online social interaction.