Feature
Anonymous Stories
Anonymous Stories is the public community feed: real people writing about real situations without putting their identity on the line.
What it is
Between Us Stories are text-first posts (optionally with an image) published to a shared community feed. To other readers, posts appear as Anonymous — your account email and real name are not shown on the story card.
You can browse popular and recent stories on the public website. Signing in unlocks voting, replies, and writing your own Spill.
How couples, friends, and anyone use it
People use Stories when they need distance from a situation: a fight that keeps looping, a secret that is eating them up, or a workplace rumor they cannot safely discuss under their own name.
Readers often come for recognition — “someone else has been here too” — then stay to reply with perspective once they create an account.
Why it helps
Named social feeds reward performance. Anonymity lowers the cost of honesty, which is useful when the topic is messy, intimate, or socially risky.
Between Us still requires an account for writing and interacting, so moderation and reporting remain possible without turning the feed into a public identity brand.
Practical example
You are stuck between loyalty to a friend and discomfort about what they did. You write the story without names, read replies from people who have been in similar binds, and decide your next conversation with clearer language — not because strangers decide for you, but because you practiced saying the hard part out loud.