Copus transforms every webpage into a dynamic ecosystem of discovery through the Copus browser extension. By adding a “Connections” section (think of it as an algorithm-free, creator-curated “You May Also Like”), creators can seamlessly link their work to relevant content across the web. This turns any page into a gateway for exposure, directing targeted audiences from communities you choose—whether niche forums, established platforms, or rising creators’ sites—straight to your work.
But it’s not just about visibility. As a creator, you control the narrative: curate what appears in your “Connections” section, handpicking content that adds context, depth, or even alternate perspectives to your work. Imagine a musician linking their song to behind-the-scenes studio clips, fan covers, or even the poem that inspired it. This turns passive viewers into engaged explorers, guiding them through a story you design—beyond the confines of a single page. Read more

Copus is not a platform; Copus is a network. Most apps try to trap you in their system so they can show ads or take a chunk of your earnings. Copus doesn’t do that. Think of us like a public park for ideas: anyone can share, explore, and connect without worrying about losing their work or followers. You’re always in control. Copus just helps build a new corner of the internet where curious people can discover things freely. Read more

Copus runs on a system where tiny transaction fees ($0.01 or less) keep things working when creators connect their works with others. These credits create chains of payments—like dominoes—so even small earnings flow to everyone who helped along the way. To keep costs micro, Copus uses “Drip” (an on-chain credit tied to real dollars) and stores everything in a giant notebook (blockchain) that no one can tamper with. The goal? Let creators keep as much of their earnings as possible, avoid censorship, and let the community run things fairly (anyone can run a computer node to charge the transaction fee). But it only works if people play nice: will creators share credit (and a slice of their earnings) with other creators? That’s the experiment. Read more

In 2020, I wrote a sci-fi story about everyday people joining forces to fix the world’s broken systems. Three writer friends and I turned it into an animated series, but studios rejected us—they only care about big names. So I tried something new: I opened the story up online, letting strangers add their own ideas. Over 15,000 people joined! A studio finally noticed us… but then stalled, waiting for approval from bigger companies.
That’s when I realized: the system is rigged. Why should a handful of people decide what stories get told? Why do so many creators get ignored?
Copus is our answer. It’s a way for creators to share work, get seen, and earn fairly—without gatekeepers. In a way, it is a continuation of the short story I wrote. Read more

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