Everyonehasanopinion.
Now there’s somewhere
built around them.
Opinions is a new social platform built around what people actually think. Share your opinion, discover what others think and join conversations about the topics that matter to you.
Socialmediaforwhatyouthink.
Most social platforms revolve around photos, videos, followers and personalities. Opinions puts the idea itself at the centre.
Share a viewpoint. Take a side. Explain why. Find people who completely agree with you — and people who absolutely don’t.
Howitworks.
Share.
Post something you genuinely have an opinion about. Ask a question, make a statement or start a conversation.
Take a side.
People can agree or disagree. Instead of passive likes, Opinions encourages users to actually take a position.
Explain why.
The interesting part isn't just the answer. It's the reason behind it. Users can discuss the Opinion, challenge ideas and explain their perspective.
Discover.
See how other people think. Explore perspectives from people you may never normally encounter.
Enterthechamber.
The Chamber is the main conversation space inside Opinions. It’s where Opinions from across the platform come together.
Browse current Opinions, discover discussions and see what people are talking about right now — across every topic on the platform.
Should AI replace repetitive jobs?
Is university still worth the cost?
Should social media have an age limit?
Do we rely too much on technology?
Is remote work better than the office?
Should voting be compulsory?
Is pineapple on pizza acceptable?
Is football too commercial now?
Should homework be scrapped?
Are electric cars the answer?
Should AI replace repetitive jobs?
Is university still worth the cost?
Should social media have an age limit?
Do we rely too much on technology?
Is remote work better than the office?
Should voting be compulsory?
Is pineapple on pizza acceptable?
Is football too commercial now?
Should homework be scrapped?
Are electric cars the answer?
Should AI replace repetitive jobs?
Is university still worth the cost?
Should social media have an age limit?
Do we rely too much on technology?
Is remote work better than the office?
Should voting be compulsory?
Is pineapple on pizza acceptable?
Is football too commercial now?
Should homework be scrapped?
Are electric cars the answer?
Are electric cars the answer?
Should homework be scrapped?
Is football too commercial now?
Is pineapple on pizza acceptable?
Should voting be compulsory?
Is remote work better than the office?
Do we rely too much on technology?
Should social media have an age limit?
Is university still worth the cost?
Should AI replace repetitive jobs?
Are electric cars the answer?
Should homework be scrapped?
Is football too commercial now?
Is pineapple on pizza acceptable?
Should voting be compulsory?
Is remote work better than the office?
Do we rely too much on technology?
Should social media have an age limit?
Is university still worth the cost?
Should AI replace repetitive jobs?
Are electric cars the answer?
Should homework be scrapped?
Is football too commercial now?
Is pineapple on pizza acceptable?
Should voting be compulsory?
Is remote work better than the office?
Do we rely too much on technology?
Should social media have an age limit?
Is university still worth the cost?
Should AI replace repetitive jobs?
Conceptual preview — not yet live
Socialmediahasplentyofcontent.
We want more
conversation.
Opinions is being built around something social media has always had — but rarely puts at the centre: what people actually think.
Not every conversation needs a photo.
Not every idea needs a video.
Sometimes you just want to say something, see who agrees and find out why someone doesn’t.
That’s Opinions.
MeetOPI.
Opinions’ Conversation Guide.
OPI has one job: keep the conversation worth having. He doesn’t tell you what to think. He keeps asking why, hears both sides and quietly watches over a better kind of debate.
- Name
- OPI
- Role
- Conversation Guide
- Department
- Opinions
- Speciality
- Asking “why?”
- Mission
- Better debates
- Favourite phrase
- “But why?”
I don’t care what you think.
I care why you think it.
He wants you to have an opinion.
Obviously.
He wants you to explain it.
“Because I said so” isn’t much of a debate.
He wants you to listen.
You don’t have to agree to understand where someone is coming from.
He likes disagreement.
That’s where the interesting conversations usually start.
He doesn’t like personal attacks.
Challenge the argument. Not the person making it.
Most importantly: keep debating.
Questions?
Opinions is a social platform centred around sharing viewpoints and discussing what people actually think.
Users share an Opinion, other people can agree or disagree and conversations can develop around why people hold their views.
Opinions can cover a huge range of subjects through different topics and categories.
Yes. The Chamber is open — create an account and start debating.
Anyone aged 16 and over who wants to share what they think and hear what others think.