Search your name right now. What comes up? Probably a LinkedIn page you haven't updated in months, a Facebook profile from 2015, maybe nothing at all. That's the problem Qoraal is trying to solve.

I've been building things for fun for a while now — not because I'm a software engineer, but because I'm curious and a little impatient. When I have an idea, I want to see it exist. That's what people mean when they say 'vibe coding': you describe what you want, you work with AI, and something real comes out. Qoraal is the best thing I've shipped that way.

The idea is simple. Everyone deserves a page on the internet that is actually theirs. Not a social media profile that can be deleted overnight, throttled by an algorithm, or locked behind someone else's rules — a proper page, at your own address, where you decide what people see when they look you up. Your work. Your story. Your links. All in one place.

I was very deliberate about making it safe and easy to use. You sign in with just your email — we send you a short code, you enter it, that's it. No password to create, forget, or get stolen. Your profile is only editable by you. I wanted to be able to hand this to my mother, my students, or a first-time internet user in Mogadishu and say: just fill this in. It will work.

Qoraal is still early. But it's live, it's free, and your profile at qoraal.com/yourname is a real link you can put in your bio, your email signature, your CV. That's enough for now. Claim yours.