Hashnag

Hashnag is a doorbell, not a feed. Businesses, creators, and friends claim hashtag topics. You follow the ones you care about. When something actually happens, they ring it — one short line, straight to your lock screen. No feed to scroll. No comments. No likes. No algorithm deciding what you see. And when you've seen what's new, Hashnag says so: that's everything, go outside. WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE • Your gym rings #gym_closures — "Closed till noon, pipe burst. Sorry, early crew." • The coffee place rings #new_on_the_menu — "Pumpkin spice is on the board." • Your favorite store rings #flash_sale — "Back wall 40% off till we close. Today only." • The yoga studio rings #spot_open — "One mat opened for 6pm. First tap gets it." • Your friends ring #park_today — "Fountain side, blankets are out." WHY A RING IS WORTH ANSWERING Rings are rationed. A topic can only ring a few times a day, with a cooldown between rings — so owners spend them on things that matter, and a buzz from Hashnag means something. The limit isn't a restriction. It's the promise. YOU HAVE PEOPLE TOO Start a topic of your own in seconds: • Public topics anyone can follow • Private topics that need an invite code, capped at 50 people — your running group, your crew, your block When you ring, Hashnag shows exactly how many phones it reached. That number is the honest version of "reach." FOR LOCAL BUSINESSES Print your QR and put it on the counter. Customers scan once and they're following — no username to remember, no account for them to hunt down. Ring when it matters: the special, the closure, the restock. Verified businesses carry a check, and a person reviews every verification request. YOUR PHONE, YOUR RULES Mute any topic without unfollowing. Quiet hours hold rings overnight. Blocking cuts both ways. Sign in with just your phone number — no password, no email. Sign-up is currently available in the United States and Canada.