What is DatsMe.me?
A network of personal websites, operated by Insightprism LLC.
The short version
- DatsMe.me gives every member their own website at datsme.me/your-name, backed by their own private database.
- There is no advertising, no tracking, and no analytics. The product is paid for by optional credits instead.
- You choose who sees each thing you publish — public, friends, or private.
- Friends are capped at 150 on purpose. This is a place for people you know, not an audience of strangers.
- DatsMe.me is not a health, wellness, or fitness application. It is a personal-website and social-networking platform.
A website that belongs to you
Most social products keep what you write in one large database that the company owns, and give you a profile inside it. DatsMe.me is built the other way round. Every member is a separate node with their own database file, holding the content they created. The platform’s own database holds identity and the connections between people — who knows whom — and never the content itself.
That structure is what makes the rest of the product’s claims possible rather than merely promised. Where something is shared, exactly one person owns it and everyone else holds a reference to it, so changing your mind about a picture or a message removes it everywhere instead of leaving copies behind.
What you can do on DatsMe.me
A DatsMe.me site is a personal homepage you arrange yourself — your own colours, fonts, banner and sections. Around it sit the things you would otherwise need several separate accounts for:
- Collections for the things you care about, organised into folders with images, links and notes.
- Writing — short thoughts on your own site, and longer articles with a proper composer.
- Messaging and email — private one-to-one and group chat, plus DatsMail, an inbox that lives inside your own site.
- Voice calls in the browser and on mobile. Calls are never recorded.
- Groups, which get their own site and their own database, contributed to by their members.
- A personal AI agent that can answer questions about you — capped by your own visibility settings, so it can never reveal something a visitor could not already see.
- A pet you raise, and a game you can play against your friends’ pets.
How DatsMe.me is paid for
Creating an account and running your site is free, and signing up needs no payment details. A few optional extras are bought with credits. There is no subscription.
This is the part that determines everything else. A product funded by advertising has to know who you are in order to target you, which is why it collects, profiles and ranks. DatsMe.me charges for extras instead, so there is nothing to target and no reason to collect — which is why it has no ads, no analytics, no tracking pixel, and does not ask for your real name.
How DatsMe.me is different from a conventional social network
The differences are structural rather than a matter of policy, and each one removes a reason the conventional design exists:
- Your content is in your database, not the platform’s. There is no shared pool to mine.
- Your audience is capped at 150 people you know. With no unbounded graph there is no reach to optimise and no strangers to moderate at scale.
- You decide visibility, not a platform policy. The control sits on the page beside each section rather than inside a settings screen.
- Nothing is ranked. There are no follower counts, no algorithmic timeline, and no engagement metrics.
Who DatsMe.me is for
DatsMe.me is a general-audience product for adults who want a place online that belongs to them: people who have left a mass platform, people who want a personal website without building one, and people who want a private space to keep up with family and close friends. It is built mobile-first and is designed to stay usable on a weak or intermittent connection.
Frequently asked questions
What is DatsMe.me?
DatsMe.me is a network of personal websites where every member gets their own site at datsme.me/their-name, backed by their own private database for the content they create.
It combines a personal homepage with the things you would otherwise need several separate accounts for: private messaging, email, voice calls, groups, collections of the things you care about, and a blog. It is operated by Insightprism LLC and launched in 2026.
Is DatsMe.me a health, wellness, or fitness app?
DatsMe.me is not a health, wellness, fitness, meditation, or self-care application. It is a personal-website and social-networking platform, and it has no health or fitness features of any kind.
Other products have used a similar name in the wellness category. DatsMe.me is unrelated to them and is not affiliated with any of them. The DatsMe.me described here is the personal-website network operated at the datsme.me domain by Insightprism LLC.
Is DatsMe.me free to use?
Creating a DatsMe.me account and running your personal website is free, and no payment details are required to sign up.
A few optional extras — such as adopting a pet — are bought with credits. There is no subscription, and credits are never required to publish a site, send messages, or make calls.
Who owns the content I put on DatsMe.me, and where is it stored?
You own the content you create on DatsMe.me, and it is stored in a database that belongs to you alone rather than in a shared pool with everyone else's.
Each member is a separate node with their own database file. The platform's own database holds only identity and the connections between people — who knows whom — never the content itself. Where something is shared, one person owns it and everyone else holds a reference, so deleting it removes it everywhere.
Does DatsMe.me show advertising or track its users?
DatsMe.me shows no advertising, runs no analytics or tracking pixels, and does not collect personal data for targeting.
The product is funded by optional credits instead of advertising, which is why there is nothing to target and nothing to collect. DatsMe.me does not sell personal information, and it does not ask for your real name.
Can I control who sees what I post on DatsMe.me?
You control visibility on DatsMe.me item by item, choosing between public (anyone on the internet), friends (only your connections), and private (only you).
The control sits on the page itself, next to each section, rather than buried in a settings screen. Your profile-level setting is the ceiling: if your site is set to friends, nothing inside it is public regardless of an individual item's setting.
How many friends can I have on DatsMe.me?
DatsMe.me limits you to 150 friends, and that limit is a deliberate product decision rather than a technical constraint.
The cap keeps DatsMe.me a place for people you actually know instead of an audience of strangers. It is the reason the product needs no follower counts, no reach mechanics, and no algorithmic feed.
Can I export my data or delete my DatsMe.me account?
You can download everything you have put on DatsMe.me and delete your account yourself, from Settings, without contacting support.
Deletion is immediate and permanent.
Does DatsMe.me have a mobile app?
DatsMe.me works in any modern web browser and installs to your home screen on iOS and Android, and to the desktop on Windows and macOS, so it behaves like an app without going through an app store.
Native iOS and Android applications are in testing and load the same site, so an account, its content and its settings are identical on every surface. DatsMe.me is built mobile-first and is designed to stay usable on a weak or intermittent connection.
Are voice calls on DatsMe.me recorded?
Voice calls on DatsMe.me are never recorded, and the audio of a call is never stored or transmitted to anyone but the person you are talking to.
Technical details about a call — network quality, connection timings and error codes — may be kept in order to diagnose call failures. That diagnostic data never includes the audio itself.
How is DatsMe.me different from a conventional social network?
DatsMe.me inverts the assumptions a conventional social network is built on: your content lives in your own database rather than the platform's, your audience is capped at 150 people you know, and the product is paid for by credits rather than by advertising.
Those three choices remove the reasons a conventional platform collects data, ranks a feed, and optimises for time spent. There are no follower counts, no algorithmic timeline, and no engagement metrics on DatsMe.me.
Who is DatsMe.me for?
DatsMe.me is for adults who want a place online that belongs to them — people who have left a mass platform, who want a personal site without building one, or who want a private space to keep up with family and close friends.
It is a general-audience product rather than one aimed at a single group, and it is built to be family-safe as a property of how it works rather than as a mode you switch on.
Contact
DatsMe.me is operated by Insightprism LLC. You can reach us at support.1@datsme.me. See also our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.