PinUpp

pin it. post it. share it.

the group chat has a wall now — PinUpp is a corkboard on the internet. paper flyers, pushpins, just the right amount of space.

no feed. no likes. no algorithm. just a board, so you don’t get bored.

free. no account, no email. your board just… exists — instantly, at its own secret link.

this is a real board, not a screenshot.

go ahead, read it. it's live — those flyers are actually pinned on, and yes, there's a lil breeze. the flyers explain everything else. when you make your own board, it works exactly like this one.

WELCOME — READ ME FIRST

This is a bulletin board. The real kind — paper, pins, not enough space — it just happens to live on the internet. Everything here was pinned the same way yours will be. Have a poke around; nothing bites. — The Management

NOTICE FROM THE CARETAKER

Stale flyers may be ripped down. They fall to the floor below, as paper does. Space here is scarce on purpose — that's what keeps the board worth reading.

HOW TO PIN A FLYER

Write a note or bring a photo — it goes straight up on the board, pinned and all. Drag it anywhere there's room. Hang it a little crooked — nobody trusts a perfectly straight flyer.

START YOUR OWN BOARD

Type a name in the box at the top of this page and press the button. Takes about five seconds, and nobody asks for your email. Honest.

WANT TO KEEP THIS BOARD?

Sign in — one email, no password to invent — and it's saved to your name, every flyer exactly where you pinned it. Until then it lives at its secret link, so don't lose the link.

SHARE THE LINK

Every board has one link. Text it to the street, the club, or the group chat. Whoever holds the link can walk right up and read the board.

how it works (it's not that deep)

1. start a board.

type a name, hit the button. no onboarding, no tutorial, no “tell us about yourself.” five seconds and the wall is yours.

2. pin stuff.

notes, pics, posters — pinned the second you post them. drag it anywhere there's room. crooked is encouraged.

3. drop the link.

one link, straight into the group chat. anyone who has it can walk up and read the wall. that's the entire mechanic.

which one is you?

THE GROUP CHAT'S WALL

the plan, the poll, the address for saturday — pinned where nobody has to scroll up 400 messages to find it.

THE ROOMMATE BOARD

chores, rent, whose leftovers are whose. one wall for the house instead of a chore app nobody opens twice.

THE CLUB BOARD

practice moved to thursday. dues are due. somebody rip down the flyer from march. the wall remembers so the chat doesn't have to.

THE CLOSET CLEANOUT

one flyer per fit, price on the flyer. sold? rip it down. bare board means you're done.

THE LONG-DISTANCE CREW

the friends scattered across time zones. the chat went quiet; the wall doesn't need everyone online at once. pin a postcard, check back whenever.

keep it whenever

your board works before you even have an account — nothing to set up, nothing to install. signing in does exactly one thing: it saves the board to your name so you can find it from any device. one email, no password to invent. no rush — you won't lose a single flyer.

what it costs: nothing

free free. not “free trial” free, not “free until we get funding” free. every board, every flyer, everyone. the Management sells brass pins and bigger walls — never your attention.

“The prices are posted early so nobody’s ever surprised.” — The Management
see what things cost →

get paid for good taste

run a board people actually trust and it can pay you back. set a feature fee, and sellers pay it to pin their listing to the top of your wall — your board, your fee, your call on what's junk. you keep 85 to 90 cents of every dollar. coming with marketplace boards.

read the deal — it's in writing →

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or just lurk

every town needs a square. hit the Town Square — the one board everybody shares — or wander the public boards and read what strangers pin up at 2 a.m.