Say the fucked-up thing.

Somebody else will understand.

Offload is a place to put down the situations that are too heavy, too embarrassing, or too complicated to say out loud to the people around you — the argument at work you can't stop replaying, the thing your family did that you've never told anyone, the mistake that's been sitting in your chest for months. You write it down. Other people, who don't know you and never will, read it and tell you it's not just you.

No accounts, on purpose

There's no sign-up, no login, no email address on file. You're identified only by a made-up nickname you can change any time, and a private anonymous cookie that exists purely so the site can tell "the same visitor" apart from someone else — not who you are. See the Cookie Policy for exactly what that means.

How it's organized

Posts are grouped by category — Office, Family, School, Business, Money, Health, Other — and tagged with a country and region so you can browse what's nearby or just scroll everything that's new. Anyone can leave a short comment or tap Relate on a post that hits close to home.

The rules, briefly

• Posts are capped at 500 characters and comments at 200 — enough to say the thing, not enough to write an essay.
• Everyone gets a small daily posting limit, to keep the feed from being dominated by any one person.
• Every post is screened after it goes up; anything that crosses the line gets pulled. You can also report anything yourself with one tap.
• Posts age out and are permanently deleted after a year. Nothing here is meant to be permanent.

Questions, feedback, or something that needs reporting beyond the in-app flag? See Contact Us.