No name, no email
You can start the moment you open it. Nobody can tell who you are, so people you know will not find you.
You can start the moment you open it. Nobody can tell who you are, so people you know will not find you.
Whatever you write, nobody talks back. All that returns is the number of .
No cheerful updates come through, so you never feel left behind while reading.
Sexual or graphic wording is masked. You decide whether to reveal it.
I’m sad because I got home from overtime and it was already past midnight
I’m sad that my message was the only one nobody picked up on in the group chat
I’m sad because I realized I haven’t said a single word out loud today
Every post starts with “I’m sad”. Nulvo Plus adds “It hurts”, “I’m lonely” and “I feel empty”.
Posts written in Japanese are translated automatically, so both languages share one timeline.
Screens are captured on a Nulvo Plus account.
There are no comments and no DMs. Insults have no way to reach you, so it cannot turn hostile.
Posts that attack someone are filtered out before they go public. They never reach your screen.
There are no reposts and no quotes. Other users have no way to spread your post, so it cannot blow up.
No name, no profile picture. A post shows only the words and the number of hearts. Sign in with Apple is available for moving phones, but we never ask for your name or email.
Yes. One post a day, and reading and sending empathy are always free. Your opener is “I’m sad” and small ads appear every few posts. Nulvo Plus (¥480/month) gives three posts a day, all four openers, and no ads.
No. All that comes back is empathy.
Yes. Reading and sending empathy are free forever, even if you never post.
Only sad posts flow here, so it is heavy by nature. Graphic wording is masked, and you choose whether to reveal it.
Sadness, emptiness, loneliness — as heavy as they really are. Attacks and off-topic posts are stopped before publishing, and you are told why.
Yes, anytime. The hearts and bookmarks on them go too.
There are no followers. No mutuals to manage, no pressure to stay active, no risk of friends finding you.
No. AI is used only for the safety check before publishing and for Japanese-English translation. Moderation records are deleted after 60 days.
Nulvo is not a crisis service. When it is too much to carry alone, please reach a helpline in your country through findahelpline.com.