You post to a topic — tennis, the dog, the remodel, whatever you're actually in the middle of. Everyone you told about that topic hears from you at the rate they picked: once a day, once a week, once a month — or not at all.
No app for your friends to install.No account to create either. They tap the link and it opens as theirs — the topics they chose, at the pace they set.
Whatever they send back comes to you alone.No group comments, no count of who looked. A heart or a sentence comes straight to you.
One
Tennis. Dog training. The kitchen remodel. A topic is a place to put one part of your life. Everyone you've added hears about it, and each of them decides whether they want it.
Two
One message, from your number, in your words. We never invite anyone new on your behalf, and there's no group thread for anyone to mute. After that, their updates come from allspace's own number, only at the pace they picked.
Three
Daily, weekly, monthly or off, chosen per topic on a web page with no app and no sign-in. Your aunt can take the kids weekly and leave tennis alone entirely. All you ever learn is that she answered.
What your friend gets
Message from Amy
Pick a pace for each, or turn one off. No sign-in.
Tennis
Dog Training
The Kids
Same for all three
All six are in it. How many times they hear from you is their setting, not your restraint — so you can post as often as you like without wondering whether you're becoming a nuisance. Off means never, and leaving a topic unset is the same.
The link opens a plain page — no download, no account, no password to reset — with the posts they missed, grouped by whoever wrote them. It works on a nine-year-old Android.
Amy
Tennis
Lost 6–4, 6–4. My second serve left the building in the second set.
Found the stringer everyone kept mentioning. Downtown Racquet ServiceSame-day stringing, Tue to Sat
Dog Training
Day 12 of "stay." We are up to nine seconds. ♥ Amy saw your note
Sam
Sourdough
Overproofed again. Photo attached so you can all judge me properly.
There are no group comments for six people to perform in, and no count of who looked. Someone reads about your dog, taps a heart or writes you a sentence, and the two of you can talk about it right there under the post.
The reason people stopped posting isn't that they ran out of things to say. It's that saying anything meant saying it to everyone at once, forever, in public, with a number underneath.
Pick one thing you're in the middle of, and four people who'd want to hear about it. That's the whole setup.
Ask for an invite