We believe the public square belongs to the public.
Operation Bluebird, Inc., not affiliated with X Corp., is an independent social media company building a new home for open, real-time conversation.
Why we're building it
Social media became extraordinarily powerful, but somewhere along the way the people using it lost control.
Algorithms learned to reward outrage. Bots learned to manufacture consensus. Trust became harder to earn and easier to fake.
We think there's a better model.
Technology should help people understand what they're seeing, not quietly decide what they should see.
That's why we're building trust directly into the platform and giving users more control over their own experience.
What we're building
We're rebuilding the experience millions of people once loved: a place where news breaks, ideas collide, communities form, and anyone can have a voice.
But we're not trying to recreate the past. We're building what comes next.
A social network designed around trust, transparency, user control, and open conversation. A place where free expression is protected, the rules apply equally, bots and manipulation do not determine what matters, and people have meaningful control over what reaches them.
Our app is Tweet. Visit the app here.
What that looks like in Tweet
Members come first
On Tweet, members pay to join, so Tweet works for them. Your attention shouldn't have to be sold.
Early Access → On the roadmapThe Perch
Tell Tweet what you'd like more or less of. It only changes your feed, never anyone else's.
See the roadmap → On the roadmapVera
For some categories of tweets, Vera adds sources so you can look into it yourself. Vera doesn't decide what's true. You decide.
See the roadmap → On the roadmapNests
Groups built around a shared interest. Join one to talk with people who love what you love.
See the roadmap →Freedom of speech, protected. Freedom of reach, earned.
A safer public square, where the rules apply to everyone, and where you, not an algorithm, choose what reaches your feed.
Our principles aren't meant to live in a marketing slogan. They're set out in the Birdhouse Constitution, and they will be reflected in the product itself.
We're building a public square worth coming back to.
Built for people.