Amanda Grace ยท Founder
Hi, I'm Amanda. I built GetNudes, and this page is the story of why.
It started with a phone and a little courage
When I got my first smartphone, I discovered something that surprised me: sharing a flirty photo, on my own terms, with someone who wanted to see it, made me feel more confident in my own skin than years of being told how I was supposed to look ever had. It sounds small. It was not. For a shy girl who spent most of her life apologizing for taking up space, choosing who saw me, and how, felt like power.
I believe that is true for a lot of us. Being comfortable in your own body is the first step toward every other kind of confidence, and adults expressing that comfort with other consenting adults is nothing to be ashamed of. It never was.
The internet did not agree
The mainstream platforms had other ideas. Instagram banned me. Facebook deleted my profile. Every app I tried treated adults doing adult things as a problem to be removed rather than people to be respected. What hurt was not losing the accounts; it was the message underneath: that connection like ours did not deserve a home.
So, in college, I decided to build one myself. I signed up for every web development course I could find, stayed up too many nights with too much coffee, and slowly earned the skills to create what is now GetNudes. I built this site from nothing, and I am proud to share it with the world.
What GetNudes became
GetNudes today is simpler and better than what I first sketched in a notebook: a place where adults find each other. Browse real Snapchat usernames posted by people who want to be found, or start an anonymous conversation with a stranger in one tap. We host no photos at all, on purpose. Your pictures belong on your terms, in your conversations, on the platforms you choose, not sitting on someone's server. We just make the introduction.
That design carries our values. Everyone here is 18 or older, full stop. Everyone posted themselves and can remove themselves in one click. Nobody gets scraped, catalogued, or kept against their will. Consent is not a feature we added; it is the foundation everything else stands on.
A thank-you
Every listing posted, every kind conversation, every person who reports something that does not belong here makes this place a little warmer for the next stranger who arrives feeling the way I once did: curious, a little nervous, and hoping to be met with kindness. If that is you tonight, welcome. You are exactly who I built this for.
With love,
Amanda