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A feed that ends. Imagine.

An interactive social concept, built around the people you actually know. Explore the interface with fictional accounts. No registration required.

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Less audience.
More friends.

A passing thought becomes a conversation. A photograph becomes a plan. That’s the good part.

How Margin works
Robin LeeView profile

Coffee there this weekend?

Saturday? I’ll get us a table.

Ten o’clock. I’m buying.

A person walking along a quiet beach beneath misty cliffs.
Nothing more to catch up on. Somewhere better to be.

How it works

  • You’re invited.

    Enter as Ines, a fictional member. Your changes stay in your browser tab.

    Invitation details

  • Add your people.

    Find your friends and send a request. You both choose the connection.

    About friendship

  • Share a little.

    A thought, a photograph, a small part of your day. Then catch up with theirs.

    Posting details
  • No like counts in the feed
  • No ads
  • No algorithm
  • Posts disappear after 30 days
  • Up to three posts a day
A cup of tea, an open book and a small radio in the morning light.
City lights reflected in the river beneath a bridge at dusk.
A small dog wearing round sunglasses and a sun hat, held in someone’s arms.

For the people you think of first.

Margin is a portfolio demonstration of front-end engineering and interaction design, with a preserved full-stack implementation in the source repository.

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