Rules Don't Apply
About SLTR
Built for connection. Designed without compromise.
The apps we grew up with didn't start broken. They became broken.
What began as spaces for connection slowly turned into subscription traps. Features that once felt basic are now locked behind paywalls. Prices climb year after year.
Then came the bots. The fake profiles. The endless spam. You open an app hoping to connect with real people and end up dodging promotions, scams, and accounts that aren't even human.
And some platforms quietly decide who belongs. If you don't fit a certain look or mold, you feel it immediately. That isn't community. That's a club with a dress code.
"SLTR exists because that didn't sit right with me."
Connection.
Not matches. Not metrics. Not engagement tricks.
Everything in SLTR is built from that mindset. If something doesn't create a real connection, it doesn't belong here.
Profiles are designed to express who you actually are. Conversations don't get fragmented across apps. Video lives inside the platform. Nothing is disconnected because connection is the point.
For Everyone
No judgment. No assumptions. Tools and indicators so you can express yourself clearly and honestly, without being boxed in.
Built-in Video
High-quality video calling. No WhatsApp. No FaceTime. No jumping between apps. One tap, and you see who's on the other end.
Group Rooms
Host hundreds of people from around the world. No Zoom links. No Telegram threads. One place. Shared presence.
Your Privacy
No invasive ID checks or facial recognition. SLTR gives you the tools to do your own due diligence, on your own terms.
I'm not building this from the outside. I'm a user too.
I know what it's like to be ready to connect and hit a paywall. I know the error codes. I know the frustration of hopping between apps just to do something simple.
SLTR was built to remove those barriers. One place. No excuses.
There's no corporate board here. No investors demanding growth at your expense. Just someone who uses these apps every day and decided to build what should have existed all along.
Rules don't apply when they stop serving people.