Vision and Problem

The promise of social networks was connection, but what we got instead were engagement machines—feeds optimized for time-on-screen, ads tuned to personal data, and conversations that vanish into the algorithm’s black hole—leaving people isolated even after hours of scrolling. At the same time, planning a real get-together has become needlessly fragmented across tools that don’t talk to each other and aren’t designed for the small scale where relationships matter most. Party Minder is our response: not another timeline, not another ad network, but a community built for hosting and attending real events. Here you can create gatherings, invite people, track RSVPs, and hold the conversations that make those events possible—all in one place, owned by the host. The idea is simple: start small, start local, and put the social back in social networks.

Why Conversations, Not Feeds?

Elonara was built to be different. Instead of endless feeds designed to keep you scrolling, we focus on conversations—real exchanges that stay put, where you left them. When you start or join a conversation around an event or community, it doesn’t disappear into an algorithm. It remains part of your circles, easy to revisit, pick up again, and build on. This is how genuine connections grow: not through fleeting posts, but through conversations that matter.

Elonara Social redefines connection as a chain of trust, not control.

You don’t add strangers to your world — your world expands naturally through people your friends already trust.

• Inner Circle: direct relationships — your people.
• Trusted Circle: friends trusted by your Inner Circle.
• Extended Circle: the people trusted by them.
• All: open, discoverable communities — when you choose to step outside your circles.

Each connection is earned, not suggested.
There are no algorithms, follower counts, or ads — only networks that grow from trust outward.

If you’d like to learn more about why we built Elonara around conversations—and not the endless feeds that divide us—read our full article on From Feeds to Conversations: Building a World Together.