What Made You Smile Today?
About
What Made You Smile Today? is a public feed of small good things. Someone's dog, a song on the radio, a stranger holding the door. One sentence, a photo, or both.
Post for the moment, not for reach. There are no follower counts to chase and no comments to manage. The only response on a post is a heart, and it means "this made me smile too."
You can follow people whose smiles you like, and their posts show up in your Following tab. Following is private: nobody is told, and there are no counts anywhere. You can also tag someone in a smile with their @username.
Anyone can read the feed without an account. You need an account to share a smile, leave a heart, or follow someone.
Posts are grouped by day, newest first. Pick a day on the side to see what made people smile then.
Smile Walls
A Smile Wall is a place where people in the same group share the little things that made them smile. Think of it as a community page: a Family Smile Wall, an Office Smile Wall, a Friends Smile Wall, or one for a school, a team, an event, or a neighborhood. When you post, you can add your smile to one Smile Wall.
Why not just post normally? Because some smiles mean more when you share them with people who know you. A Smile Wall keeps your group's happy moments together, so everyone can enjoy them.
Smiles on a Smile Wall are public, like every post here. They show on the Smile Wall and in Discover smiles.
Anyone signed in can create a Smile Wall on the Smile Walls page, then share its link with their group. A moderator approves it before it appears. Whoever creates a Smile Wall can edit its details, logo, and cover image at any time, and can ask a moderator to verify it. Verified Smile Walls get a badge, and anyone can embed them on another website. Creators cannot remove anyone's posts.
Prefer a feed reader? The RSS feed brings one post a day with everything people shared, once that day has ended everywhere.
A note from the maker
I built this because most of the good moments in my day never get shared. They feel too small to post on a normal social app, where everything turns into a bid for attention. Here, small is the point.
So I left some things out on purpose. There are no follower counts, so nobody is building an audience. There are no comments, so nobody has to brace for replies. There are no view counts and no rankings, so a post never has to perform. There is only a heart, and it just means "this made me smile too."
If something good happened to you today, however small, I hope you'll share it.
Ranjith