What it's about

News is often longer than it needs to be. Social media is louder than it should be. Between headlines, comments, and constant outrage, what matters most can quickly get lost: What is this actually about? And where do I stand?

with∅ut-me brings both together.

Every topic begins with a short TL;DR: clear, direct, and without unnecessary filler. Within seconds, you know what it's about. Then it's your turn.

You can vote, take a stand, or join the discussion — without having to read ten articles, three threads, and a hundred comments first.

For it. Against it. Undecided. Or simply: with∅ut-me.

Understand quickly. Show where you stand. Done.

∅ "Without me" is a stance too

The symbol ∅ represents the empty set in mathematics — a set that contains nothing. And that is exactly where the idea comes from.

Not every position has to be an enthusiastic yes. Sometimes the most honest answer is: No. Not with me. Without me.

"Without me" does not mean that you do not care. It means that you are drawing a line. That you are not taking part. That you disagree. That you do not simply keep scrolling.

Because looking away remains invisible. A clear ∅ without me does not. Here, no is made visible, counted, and taken seriously — alongside every other opinion.

∅ Your voice counts.

∅ Petitions — coming soon

Today, you can show where you stand on every topic. Soon, it can become more.

When many people say "without me" on the same issue, it will not stop at a vote.

Once a topic reaches a defined threshold, it can become a petition — with a clear objective and a specific recipient. That could be a government body, a company, or another responsible party.

Individual voices become a shared demand. One that cannot be so easily ignored.

You can only join a petition with an account. This keeps the votes verifiable and countable without making personal data unnecessarily public.

A counter shows how many people have already joined.

Many individual people drawing the same line — visible in one place.

Looking away changes nothing. Speaking out together does.

∅ Be there when it starts.