When we started Openvy, the goal wasn’t to build another social platform.

It was to fix a critical and growing problem, that we could talk to anyone, anytime, and yet barely know the people closest to us.

The internet promised to shrink distance. Instead, it stretched attention.

Openvy was our attempt to bring that attention back.

To make sharing feel slower, smaller, more human. And for a while, it made us experience some wonderful things. We saw what happens when people speak honestly, when technology gives space instead of noise.

In that time, we learned something we’ll carry forward forever: closeness isn’t built by communication alone, but by the quiet presence of people who truly see you, your friends, your confidants, your constants.

Now, Openvy is joining something new. We’re merging it into a product built on everything we learned here: that friendship doesn’t need to trend, and technology doesn’t need to shout to feel alive.

We’re not ending Openvy. We’re evolving what it stood for.

Thank you for being part of this experiment in honesty.

The next one begins soon.

Himanshu Khanna

Founder, Openvy