A network for real people.

TrustedAt is rebuilding the professional social network around identity, intent and respect. We started because the old places stopped feeling like places where real people did real work.

Verified

A verified email and a real name on every account

Private

Your data is not the product, and there are no ads

Multilingual

English, French and Swahili today

Open

Free at the core, on iOS, Android and the web

We wanted a place that respected the work.

Professional networks used to run on trust. Then the timelines filled with bots and the badges stopped meaning anything.

TrustedAt is our answer: a network where every account is tied to a verified email and a real name, and nothing about you is sold to advertisers. No recycled avatars, no guesswork about who you are talking to.

Build the most trusted professional network in the world.

Every feature, every policy, every default settles one question first. Does this make the network more trustworthy? If the answer is no, it does not ship.

A network where the handshake matters more than the handle.

Real names, real conversations, real opportunities. From the student in Kampala to the consultant in São Paulo, the network runs on the same thing. Trust.

Four ideas we do not compromise on.

Trust is not optional

Every account is tied to a verified email and a real name before it can connect with anyone. If trust is the product, we do not ship without it.

Respect by design

Every voice matters. We default to dignity and set the tone ourselves, so the room stays worth being in.

Stay curious

We build for people who ask questions and explore answers. Conversations beat hot takes.

Earn the attention

Notifications are quiet. The feed is what your connections share. Nothing exists just to keep you scrolling.

We are just getting started.

Whether you are a creator, engineer, strategist or community builder, there is room for your voice here. The earlier you show up, the more the network looks like you.

The TrustedAt app on two phones: the feed and the welcome screen