A profile you write in raw HTML. A chatroom that never sleeps. Your own 200MB of disk, your own corner of the wire. No algorithm, no feed — just your page and your friends.
Remember when the internet was still good? Before one stylesheet ruled them all — when every page looked like the person who made it. This is a small attempt to get that back.
TuxSpace is invite-only for now — you'll need a code from someone who's already here.
Every account starts from a template. Open the editor, rewrite the HTML, make it yours. Tables, marquees, a garish background — it's your page.
Upload images into your own quota and drop them straight into your markup. No shared media library, no compression surprises, no one else's stuff.
Live over websockets, history that survives a refresh, and you can see who's actually around. There's a DJ bot too.
This is early. It works, but it's rough in places and it changes most days. Expect the odd broken thing.
Whoever joins now helps decide what it becomes — what to build, what to leave alone, what "a personal page" should even mean in 2026. Found a bug? Say so in the chatroom; it'll probably be fixed by tomorrow.