No likes. It ends.

No infinite scroll, no like counts, no streak to protect. Just a few minutes that show you how little anyone noticed, and the tools to keep it small.

Guess, then find out

A daily theme: One kind of moment that makes people go red, the same for everyone each day. You pick the stretch.
The guess: Before you go: who'll notice, how long they'll remember, how loud your body will be. Private, always.
The gap: The same three questions afterwards, and again a day later. Watching your guess shrink is the point.

What they saw: Not a thumbs up. What actually happened, what they think you think happened, and whether anyone else noticed.
“I saw you”: A quiet acknowledgement with no public tally attached. The only numbers shown are witness counts.
Inner circle: A few people who actually know you. What you share with your circle goes to them and nobody else.
Direct messages: Private conversations with the people who were there.

Keep something: A photo or a short clip if there is one. Plenty of real embarrassment has no footage, and that's fine.
The day-after check-in: A day later: still thinking about it? How many replays? Has anyone mentioned it? Then the plain version of the story.
Do it together: “I'm going to try this. Want to be in it too?” They join you or they watch. No deadline, nothing to fail.
A Today that ends: Home finishes: today, your circle, five other people, then a card saying there isn't any more.

Private / circle / public: Pick who sees each moment, and change it any time.
Anonymous mode: Share publicly without your name attached.
When it stops being small: If two land hard in a row the app stops cheerleading, offers a way back down, and points to real help.
Block and report: Strong safety tools. Anything several people report is hidden automatically.

Five minutes a day, then it lets you go.