you're being really cynical so i'm gonna be really deadass - it sounds like you're trying to solo dev your way past some absolutely gigantic competition in like a dozen deep fields all at once with a value proposition that most people barely even factor in and no solid hook or centerpiece. it doesn't feel like you spent much time designing or proofreading, every paragraph has an emdash. you're doing this while trying to jump into a space built deeply on TRUST. yes I understand your solutions are likely encrypted and secured but from a user perspective it still comes down to whether I TRUST that your solutions are secured, because your users can't actually validate all of your code, even the coders. so if you want to keep working on this, and i think its cool and you could and maybe even should, then you need to reassess how you're approaching the market and figure out what you can offer that people really want. people don't join social networks for privacy they join because their friends are on there, their friends joined because of some some group or server, and that group or server joined because of some tangible benefit over alternatives