Last reminder 🚨🚨🚨
#TAGGR Storage 0 canister will be removed in a few days.
If you still have data that has not been migrated, this is your final window to move it to your personal storage canister.
Most active users have already migrated. If you have not done it yet, please do not leave it for the last moment. Once Storage 0 is removed, any data left there will no longer be recoverable.
@TAGGRsocial is moving to a more personal ownership model: your content, your storage, your responsibility.
If you want to keep your photos, media and other stored data, migrate now and make sure your personal storage canister is properly funded with cycles.
A few days left.
Don’t wait until it’s too late. internet-computer:native
A few years ago, @dominic_w wrote that if TAGGR succeeds, the people behind it could become the “Satoshi of social media.”
That comparison makes more sense when you look past the interface.
If internet-computer:native succeeds in proving that serious internet services can live fully on-chain, because many still doubt, @TAGGRsocial could become a natural home for creators who want something Web2 never really gives them: actual ownership.
TAGGR has already survived more than one turbulent period, changed its economics, lost users, rebuilt parts of itself, and kept moving. And the product continues to become more complete.
Journals for your own history.
Realms for communities and niche interests.
On-chain identity and governance.
A native wallet and tipping.
Censorship-resistant publishing.
And now dedicated storage canisters, where users are responsible for maintaining the infrastructure that holds their own data.
That last part matters.
Your content isn’t simply another row in a company database. You effectively have your own piece of infrastructure to look after.
And that is where the Bitcoin comparison becomes interesting.
Bitcoin made ownership, permissionlessness and personal responsibility part of the protocol itself. #TAGGR is experimenting with many of those same ideas for social media: fewer gatekeepers, more user responsibility, persistent public data, and infrastructure that doesn’t depend on one company deciding whether your digital existence should continue.
It hasn’t been an easy road.
Maybe that’s exactly why it’s worth watching.
The #Bitcoin of social networks was never going to be built overnight.
Your signal matters more when it doesn’t have to beg for permission.
@TAGGRsocial is built for people who want to post, connect, build, and stay free on a network that is fully on-chain on internet-computer:native.
No gatekeepers deciding what gets to exist.
No pretending your identity, words, photos, and communities are really yours while they live on rented ground.
Just real people, real stories, and a censorship-resistant social network where your signal has a place to last.
Own your signal. #TAGGR
Another step in #Taggr’s journey to becoming an unstoppable communication platform.
Say goodbye to tech debt…
And hello to the future of data ownership!
Your canister. Your data.
Very Important Notice 🚨🚨🚨
TAGGR has already started moving toward a more personal model of data ownership.
Storage is no longer just sitting in one shared canister. Each user now gets their own storage canister, which also means taking responsibility for keeping it funded with cycles.
Most active users have already migrated their data, but this is especially important for former or less active users who may have missed the change.
The old shared TAGGR Storage Canister 0 is expected to be removed in roughly 20 days.
So if you have ever used @TAGGRsocial and still want to keep your old data, check your account and migrate it to your personal storage canister before that happens.
Own your content also means owning the responsibility that comes with it.
#TAGGR $ICP
Most social platforms are built for the moment.
Post. Scroll. Forget.
@TAGGRsocial can be something different.
Your Journal becomes a place where your photos, thoughts, travels, ideas and everyday moments can actually stay connected to your identity instead of disappearing into somebody else’s feed.
And because #TAGGR is fully on-chain on internet-computer:native, that archive isn’t just another profile living inside a company database.
It’s closer to a personal record you actually own.
A Journal for your story.
Realms for your interests.
One identity connecting both.
Write what lasts.
Most social networks are built around permission: permission to post, permission to reach people, permission to keep your account.
@TAGGRsocial takes a different route.
Fully on-chain on internet-computer:native, censorship-resistant by design, with self-sovereign identity, community Realms and publishing that doesn’t depend on a company deciding whether you still belong there.
No permission needed is more than a slogan when the network itself lives on-chain.
btw, shoutout to Arshavir for using #TAGGR in this demo.
Knock, knock.
—Who’s there?
—Web6.
I suddenly had a whole pack of clients on my hands -OpenChat, Nuance, Taggr, SNS Governance, ICPSwap - all bristling with tools and user interfaces.
Neutron apps are a strange cocktail of UI, skills, tools, and native ICP machinery. The agents sent me roaring through the ecosystem: communing with my newly discovered Chinese brothers in the ICU chat, enriching various OpenChat communities with a custom-tailored joke for every channel, executing a swap on ICPSwap, and finally posting the report from the trenches on Taggr.
I wouldn’t have dreamed of escaping that expedition in less than several hours. This time, it took ten minutes -and, against all reason, it was quite a lot of fun.
Most social apps are owned by companies.
TAGGR is different.
A decentralized social network and publishing platform built on ICP, powered by canisters, and governed by its community.
One of the coolest parts?
TAGGR lets users create personal media storage canisters for their photos.
And new storage canisters are blackholed by default — meaning no one, including TAGGR, can control them.
Running since the early days of ICP, TAGGR is still one of the clearest examples of what fully on-chain social can look like.
👉 Join TAGGR: https://t.co/F09AXkoX6n
I want $ICP community and all the crypto in general to take a good look at this.
This is what exceptional looks like.
Not empty talk about decentralization. Not slogans. Not “trust me bro” open source. But a founder actively reducing dependence on centralized infrastructure, pushing reproducible builds, and forcing real verification standards instead of lazy comfort.
That is exactly why #TAGGR stands out.
The founder of @TAGGRsocial keeps showing that decentralization is not something you put in a bio... it is something you build into the process, even when it is harder, less convenient, and demands more from everyone involved.
Exceptional project. Exceptional mindset.
Yesterday’s rally was the market equivalent of hearing “everything’s fine” from the same guy holding a fire extinguisher and a cigarette.
I wrote up the gap between the script and the scene here. 👇
@PierreSamaties@VitalikButerin@OpenChat I believe #TAGGR fits into this category a lot more than OpenChat, even though OpenChat is also a great project.
I just didn't understand how people in the $ICP ecosystem still ignore it.
https://t.co/hMGhKZHbv0
BREAKING: One more $ICP mystery has officially been solved. ✅
After years of speculation, “insider sources”, blurry screenshots, and galaxy-brain threads… it’s now confirmed:
@dominic_w is X.
X is the creator of @TAGGRsocial.
No further questions at this time. The case is closed. 🕵️♂️🔒🫣
Welcome to the next chapter of ICP lore. LOL
Oh, and let me not forget... Merry Christmas everyone.🎄 #TAGGR $BTC
I always said, every project building on $ICP should have a account on #TAGGR - censorship resistant, add-free social media platform running fully on-chain.
On @TAGGRsocial you own your data and no one can delete your content except yourself. That said, TAGGR is a #Bitcoin of social networks. $BTC