Miami-Dade · Broward · Palm Beach
A social network for South Florida, owned by the people in it. Private by default, local on purpose, and built to connect panas who already work together.
Everyone here is in Broward, Miami-Dade or Palm Beach — the makers and shops you can actually walk to. Not a global feed that buries the bakery down the street.
No ad auction, no tracking pixels, no profile of you built and sold on. Nobody here measures your attention, because nobody here is selling it.
The panas you follow are the same ones in the directory and behind the tables at events. A follow here can turn into a booking, a collab or a shared stall.
Five screens, one neighborhood. Each one is a different way back to the same people.
Posts from panas across Broward, Miami-Dade and Palm Beach, newest first — no ranking deciding which neighbor you hear from. The canal at 6am, the pop-up on Saturday, the studio with a free table going spare. Things close enough to actually go to.
A neighborhood, a craft, a project, a mutual aid run. Groups are where a loose follow turns into people who plan something together — and they stay small enough that showing up still counts for something.
Markets, mixers, workshops and shows, posted by the panas actually running them and carrying a real going count. The whole point of a local feed is that you can close it and be there in twenty minutes.
A profile here is the same pana you find in the directory — the shop, the craft, the portfolio and the posts in one place. You meet somebody in the feed and you can book them by the end of the afternoon.
Tap a pana's face and watch their day go by — the stall going up, the line at the window, the sky over the canal. Stories last twenty-four hours and then they're gone, which is exactly the point: an invitation to today, not a permanent record to perform for.
Newest first, every time. Nothing is promoted, buried or reordered to keep you scrolling, because nobody here earns anything from how long you stay.
No tracking pixels, no data brokers, no version of you assembled and sold on. Your attention is not the product, so it is not being measured.
Your handle is @you@panamia.club and it speaks ActivityPub, so a post here reaches Mastodon too — and if you ever leave, your panas come with you.
Every other timeline you read belongs to someone whose business is selling your attention back to you. This one belongs to the people in it.
