Frid.ge - Private Group Interaction Made Simple

Not everybody feels really at ease interacting over something that is so public as Twitter. Sure, you can send direct messages and protect your tweets from being seen, but the famed micro-blogging platform is essentially defined by its openness.

And if you are one of those who don’t like that and are looking for an alternative way to communicate, then here you have one that might yield very good results.



Named The Fridge, it is a platform for creating private groups that have a small number of participants. Obvious uses for something like this include creating a group for you family, a group for your fraternity, a group for the manga club you are part of…These groups (“fridges” in the site’s parlance) can be joined by invitation only, so that means no stranger will ever be able to know what is being discussed there.

In terms of functionality, The Fridge is a simple site. You won’t get a migraine trying to figure out how it all works. Creating a group is as easy as picking a name for it and inviting the participants one by one. You will be able to post whatever you want: small talk, office talk, pillow talk… It is all possible, and it will all be kept as private as you want.