Social
Bio social network
A private-first social app for sharing with real friends, without an algorithm, plus a global Reels feed.
Get the app
Opens the official store page
- Developer
- FERRAHUB PTY LTD
- Score
- 4.6
- Downloads
- 40 ratings
- Age
- Rated 17+
- Version
- 1.0.41
- Price
- Free
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About this app
Private sharing with people you know is the premise of Bio, from FERRAHUB. You post thoughts, moments and the small stuff of a day, and it goes to your friends rather than into a ranked public feed. The developers are explicit that there is no algorithm sorting what you see. Alongside the private side there is a Reels section for watching short videos from users around the world, which gives it a public face that the strictly friends-only apps lack. Connecting privately with other people is part of the pitch as well. The store copy is brief and heavy on words like authentic and genuine, and it doesn't describe pricing, platforms or moderation. Expect a simple, good-looking app that does a few things rather than a long feature list.
Bio social network: the full guide
What the app is
Private sharing with a public window. Bio, from FERRAHUB, sends your posts, thoughts and small daily moments to friends rather than into a ranked stream, and the developers state plainly that no algorithm decides what you see. That puts it alongside the friends-only apps.
Where it diverges is a Reels section: a feed of short videos from users anywhere in the world, which gives the app a public face the strictly private ones don't have. Connecting privately with others is also mentioned. The store copy is short and leans on words like authentic, and it says nothing about pricing, moderation or platforms beyond this one.
How it works day to day
Day to day it's two apps in one. You'd post a photo or a thought to your friends in the morning and see their replies through the day, unranked and in order. Then in an idle moment you'd flick through Reels, which is global, public and closer to the mainstream short-video habit the private side is trying to escape.
How the two halves interact, whether a friend's video can appear in Reels, and what tools exist for reporting content, aren't described. Expect a small app that does these few things and not much more.
Why people look for it
People who want a quieter place for friends but aren't ready to give up short-video scrolling entirely are the ones this is pitched at, and that combination is what gets it found. The words authentic and genuine in the listing are aimed at the same crowd. With 40 ratings behind its 4.6, the score is a small sample.
Look and feel
Expect a two-mode design across the five screenshots: a plain chronological feed of friends' posts, and a full-screen vertical video view for Reels. The description promises something simple and good-looking rather than feature-dense, and the Social category sets the usual expectations of avatars, a composer and a profile. Moderation controls, if any, aren't shown in the listing.
