Create a mewe group

1. Tap Communities

2. Tap  

3. Tap  New Group

4. Create a group

Building a digital home shouldn't involve selling your soul or your data. Whether you’re launching a fan club, a professional network, or a private family circle, creating a mewe group is the first step toward true "Social Ownership."

This guide will walk you through how to create your first mewe group and provide the best practices to ensure your community thrives.

Why Start a mewe Group?

Unlike traditional social platforms, mewe groups are powered by privacy and choice:

• No Algorithms: Your members see every post in chronological order.

• No Shadow-banning: Your voice is never silenced by a "reach" filter.

• Full Control: You set the permissions, the vibe, and the rules.

How to Create Your mewe Group (Step-by-Step)

Whether you are on your laptop or on the go, setting up your community takes less than 60 seconds.

On Web (Desktop)

1. Click the Groups Icon: Look for the group silhouette in the top navigation bar.

2. Select "New Group": Click the plus (+) icon or the "New Group" button.

3. Customize & Launch: Enter your group name, select a category, and upload a cover photo that represents your brand or topic.

On iOS and Android (Mobile App)

1. Tap Communities: Locate the icon at the bottom of your app screen.

2. Tap the Plus (+) Circle: This is your "Create" button.

3. Select "New Group": Follow the prompts to name your group and set your privacy levels.

Choosing the Right Group Type

When you create your group, you'll need to choose its visibility. This is crucial for your Proof of Social strategy:

• Open Groups (Public): Visible to all mewe members. These are best for building brand awareness, SEO reach, and finding new "Soshis."

• Private Groups (Invite Only): Hidden from search. These are perfect for inner circles, VIP holders, or sensitive discussions where privacy is paramount.

3 Tips for a Successful Group Launch

1. Optimize Your "About" Section: Use keywords related to your topic (e.g., "Web3 Builders," "Organic Gardening," "Soshi Collectors"). This helps mewe's internal search engine find you.

2. Set Clear Rules: Transparency builds trust. Use the group settings to pin a "Welcome & Rules" post so new members know how to earn their social points.

3. Branding Matters: High-quality header images make your group look professional and inviting. First impressions are everything!

Ready to Build Your Infrastructure?

The future of social isn't just about talking—it's about owning the space where the conversation happens. By creating a mewe group, you are taking the first step into the Soshi ecosystem, where your community is your asset.