Most apps publish the moment you tap send, and leave you to regret it afterwards. Flexibud asks first. A post stays private until every person whose space it touches has said yes — and any one of them can say no.
A place to build something together without losing control of your part of it. You make an account, open it to people, and they bring their own work into it — but nothing of theirs becomes public over your head, and nothing of yours becomes public over theirs.
Every post sits inside something, which sits inside something else. Publishing asks each owner in that chain, one at a time, from the bottom up. One refusal is enough to keep it private.
A channel holds posts. Any post can hold another channel. There is no fixed depth — a subject can branch as far as it needs to, and the channel tree shows you exactly where you are.
Prepare a channel, an image or a clip once, keep it in your own library, and drop it into any account you belong to. Your work is yours before it is anyone else's.
Public feeds are too loud. Private groups are too closed. Flexibud is for the things in between — a project with five people, a class, a congregation, a family business — where who sees what actually matters and changes week to week.
Your name, your email, your registration number, your picture, your likes, your comments — each one is a separate switch, and each one is yours. Turning something off does not hide you from the app; it hides that detail from everyone who is not entitled to it.
Locked out of something you should see? Send the owner a request instead of losing the thread entirely.
Leave an account and everything you made there as a member goes with you. No orphaned posts left behind.
Deleting your account removes your accounts, channels, posts, messages, comments and likes. How that works.
Free on Google Play. Build your first account in a couple of minutes, and decide for yourself what the rest of the world gets to see.
