Happydemy was born from a quiet urgency.
A discomfort we’ve learned to ignore, but that grows louder every day:
We live in a digital world that no longer belongs to us.
We are watched, tracked, and profiled.
Our data becomes merchandise. Our behaviour is a product.
Every action online is archived, analysed, and monetised—
often without our awareness or consent.
A constant yet invisible invasion
Freedom isn’t always lost through violence.
Sometimes, we give it away, one click at a time.
Every app we open, every site we visit, every “free” service we use
draws us further away from what should be ours:
Our privacy, our autonomy, our will.
A question of identity, not just technology
Our digital lives are now ruled by systems that do not reflect us.
Non-European tech giants impose economic and cultural models
detached from the principles we hold dear:
Freedom, dignity, justice, balance.
We’ve traded control for convenience.
Depth for speed.
So we stopped.
Listened.
And chose to start over.
Happydemy was born from that choice.
Not to replicate, but to rebuild.
Not to fix a broken system, but to propose a different one.
A European-born ecosystem based on:
real privacy, as a right, not a feature;
no advertising, no tracking—ever;
value shared with those who contribute;
invitation-only access, to protect trust and quality.
We’re not here to make noise.
We’re here to bring clarity.
And to give each of us a space that feels safe, human, and fair, once again.