A LITTLE CLARITY
Your Sasy questions, answered.
The basics, the privacy details, and how to come back to your board.
What is Sasy?
Sasy is a first-impression and now-impression app: share one link and let friends tell you what they thought when they met you and what they think now. Read both answers together on your private board, then choose which replies to share.
How do I ask friends for their first impression of me?
Create a Sasy board with your name, username, and password. Share your board link in a group chat, bio, or Instagram Story. Friends answer two prompts: their first impression of you and their impression of you now.
Are Sasy replies anonymous?
Friends do not need an account to reply, and Sasy does not show the board owner a sender name or network address. The service briefly processes network information to prevent abuse. Words can still identify someone, and a board owner can share a reply, so never include secrets or personal details.
How do I share Sasy on Instagram Stories?
Open your board and select Share my link to Story. Choose a style, save the image, and add it to your Instagram Story. Add Instagram’s Link sticker and paste your Sasy board link. The image itself is not clickable.
Do I need an email address or an app download?
No. Sasy runs in your browser. Create a board with a username and password; an email address is not required. Friends can answer your link without registering.
Will I keep my board if I change phones?
Yes, if you saved a username and password. Sign in with those details to open the same board and replies on another device. If you made a guest board earlier, use Save my board in your original browser first. Forgotten-password reset is not currently available.
Can I delete or report a hurtful reply?
Yes. From your board, you can report a reply, delete it, pause new replies, or delete your page. Reports are queued for review; there is no live emergency response. You never have to answer or share a hurtful message.
Who can use Sasy?
Sasy is for people aged 13 or older, subject to any higher minimum age where they live. It is designed for exchanging impressions with friends, not for rating strangers or sharing someone else’s private information.