A social feed with a ranked view and a chronological one
Two ways to read Asyncbit: a ranked For you feed, and a Following feed that is strictly newest-first.
Asyncbit gives you two feeds and lets you switch between them whenever you like. For you is a ranked mix of posts, polls, Q&A questions and lost-and-found items, weighted by engagement and recency and boosted for people you follow. Following is strictly chronological: posts from the accounts you follow, newest first, with nothing reordered.
The For you ranking has one guard worth knowing about: it stops a single author from dominating the feed, so one very active account can't bury everyone else. There is no trending-posts tab. What trends on Asyncbit is hashtags — the tags used most over the past 48 hours — and those appear in Explore, next to posts from people you don't follow yet.
What you post is more than a status box. You pick a type — a moment, an achievement, a recommendation, an event, a for-sale listing or a confession — and the composer changes to fit it. Polls, Q&A questions, lost-and-found items, reels and stories start from the same composer. Posts run up to 2,000 characters, with up to 10 images on the web or 5 on Android (JPEG, PNG or WebP, up to 10 MB each).
How social feed works on Asyncbit
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Pick a post type
A moment is the quick, plain share. A recommendation asks for a title and a kind, such as book, movie or place. An event takes a date and time, a location and a link, and people can mark themselves as going. A marketplace listing takes a price in ₹ and a condition.
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Tag it and mention people
Hashtags in your text are picked up automatically, up to 10 per post, and every tag has its own page listing posts newest first. You can @mention people in your follow graph by their display name, and they get a notification.
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Choose how to read
Switch between For you and Following at any time. When you want to look beyond the people you already follow, Explore shows posts from everyone else, trending hashtags and suggestions of people to follow.
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React, comment and save
Each person can leave one reaction per post: 👍 ❤️ 😂 😮 😢 or 🔥. Comments take one level of replies, and you can edit your own comments. Bookmarks are private, so nobody is told when you save their post.
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Edit when you need to
Named posts can be edited after publishing. An edited post shows an “edited” label, so readers know the text has changed since they first saw it.
What makes it worth using
Chronological is one tap away
The Following feed is strictly newest-first and made only of people you follow.
No single account takes over
For you includes a guard against one author dominating, so a prolific poster can't crowd out everyone else.
Posts with structure
Recommendations carry a kind and a community star rating, events carry a date and a going list, and listings carry a price and a condition.
Posting earns points
By default a moment earns 5 points, a recommendation 8 and an achievement 10, and each comment earns 3.
Social feed questions
- Is the Asyncbit feed algorithmic or chronological?
- Both, in separate tabs. For you is ranked by engagement and recency with a boost for people you follow, and Following is strictly chronological, newest first.
- Is there a trending feed?
- There is no trending-posts tab. Asyncbit shows trending hashtags from the past 48 hours in Explore, and each tag has its own page of posts, newest first.
- Can I post anonymously in the feed?
- Only some post types. Confessions, Q&A questions and polls can be anonymous. Moments, achievements, recommendations, events and marketplace listings are always posted under your name, and comments are always named.
- Can I follow a hashtag?
- No. You can open any tag's page and browse it, but tags can't be followed, so they don't add posts to your Following tab.
Social feed is free on Asyncbit
Along with everything else — feed, chat, calls, points and all. One free account, no tiers.
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Read more about social feed
- Use caseLost & foundPost a lost or found item with a category, location and photos, let the owner reach you by chat, and mark it resolved. How a shared lost and found works.
- Use caseShort videosRecord or upload vertical videos up to 60 seconds, reach people through a feed that gives new reels a boost, and know the limits on length, size and format.
- Use caseRecommendationsPost a recommendation with a title and type — book, movie, show, music, product or place — let others rate it 1–5 stars, and find it again months later.
- GuideHow social media feeds workHow ranked and chronological social media feeds decide what you see, the signals algorithms use, and practical ways to steer your own feed.
- GlossaryAlgorithmic feedAn algorithmic feed orders posts by predicted interest, not by time. How ranking works, which signals it uses, and what you give up for it.
- GlossaryChronological feedA chronological feed shows posts from people you follow in time order, newest first, with no ranking. How it works, its strengths and where it struggles.