company
yankeebuilt slowly, on purpose.
a social network that treats people like people — chronological, finite, and private by default.
not another feed. a quieter way to stay close.
why we exist
we want a feed to feel like friends, not a product
most feeds today are built to keep you scrolling, not to keep you connected. they hide posts from the people you follow, surface stuff you never asked for, and call it engagement.
we started yankee because we missed the early internet: a feed that was just your friends, in order, and a notification meant someone actually wanted to talk to you.
so we are building the quietest social app we can. no algorithmic ranking. no infinite scroll. no growth hacking your attention. just a place to post and be seen.
five things we won't compromise on
this is yankee
your feed, in order
chronological by default. no hidden reshuffling, no surprise resurfacing.
every post reaches everyone
when you follow someone, you see every post. the follow button actually means something.
crowds stay small
groups have a ceiling. when they get too big, they split before they become forums.
memory is private
your saved posts, notes and preferences are encrypted and never used to train models.
notifications you control
no bait, no streaks, no alerts designed to pull you back in.
who we build for
this energy
people, not screens
a group that actually shows up
a weekend with the people you choose
time away from the timeline
life at yankee
how we build
small team, big opinions, shipped weekly.
a quiet office, a loud whiteboard
the details live on paper first
everyone talks to users
the team behind yankee
a handful of designers, engineers and writers who think social software should feel social. remote first, small by choice, always hiring people who care about the same things.
yankee
want to build yankee with us?
we are a small team who care a lot. if that sounds like you, come say hi.