Our team worked hard to create something special. Not just another community hosted on a big social platform, but a space we can truly call our own. With the Xeovo Hub, we wanted to build a place that feels like home for us and our customers. A place where privacy and security come first, and where we don’t have to rely on the ever-changing rules of other platforms.
Social media today isn’t what it used to be — platforms change, owners change, and before you know it, everything starts falling apart. Your data is sold, your content is monetized, and your posts are used to train AI algorithms with no control over how they're used.
We’ve seen forums rise and fall over the years, with many being overshadowed by platforms like Reddit and Discord. Instead of trying to replace those spaces, we’re just building something for ourselves. Think of it as a return to the old days, but with all the improvements we can make.
What is Hub exactly?
Hub is more than a community. Hub will replace blog, guides and provide a simple way to share feedback. You can propose new ideas, vote on suggestions, and discuss ideas shared by others.
You can also join conversations about privacy, security, and censorship. Additionally, we plan to have content creation for rewards and test out categories like community support.
And maybe exclusive 👀 content that is only available to our customers.
How can I join Xeovo Hub?
To sign up on Hub you need to be connected to our VPN or Stealth Proxy servers. This requirement helps us reduce spam, simplify moderation and bring more meaningful conversations.
Xeovo Hub will remain fully private during this beta phase. Over time, most categories will become publicly accessible, while some will stay private for members only.
Why do I need a separate account for Hub?
For privacy and security reasons we didn't implement sync with your main account and Hub. We think that both accounts should be separated. The account is not required to access the most important categories such as updates, blog and guides.
Hub is also deployed on separated server and sub domain.
Why do I need an email to sign up on Hub?
We would like to have a username only, but there are a couple of reasons why we decided to leave email (for now):
- Spam prevention. If we decide to make Hub publicly accessible in the future, having an email helps us reduce spam and abuse.
- Newsletter replacement: Since the Hub will replace our blog, the newsletter will also transition here. This is essential for users who want to receive emails about our updates and changes.
If you wish not to share email with us you can use any temporary email. Or don't sign up at all, because this is not mandatory.
How are feature requests prioritized?
Our team will check and respond to every proposed idea. Most impactful and practical suggestions are prioritized. While community upvotes help identify popular requests they need to align with our goals and available resources.
Will there be custom groups or statuses?
We haven't come up with names, requirements or additional benefits for such users, but this is already possible and planned.
What are the rules?
Rules will be available in the left sidebar once you're logged in. Please take the time to read them carefully and follow them.
Are you looking for mods?
Not at this moment.
What happens to existing blog posts?
All posts will be moved to Hub. If you want to continue to receive newsletters from us, simply open the category you are interested in and hit the "Follow" button. You can subscribe to any category you want.
Why exactly did you launch this instead of X thing?
You might not see (yet) the bigger picture and impact of the Hub, but this will change with time. It will simplify many processes for us and you. To keep it short due to upcoming changes we would be required to deploy and maintain separate docs, blog and feedback system. Instead of this, we are centralizing everything in one place with additional benefits on top.
Hub's design and blog image look different
That's correct. Count it as a small teaser for upcoming updates. New colors are used to make clear difference between our main website and the Hub.