Press & Media.
Everything you need to cover OddsRabbit — the people-first social platform — including our media kit, brand assets, and a direct line to the team.
About OddsRabbit.
A people-first social platform where every scroll leaves the world a little better than it was before.
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No AI slop.
The feed is for humans, full stop. Generated posts pretending to be people, bot replies farming engagement, synthetic personas — all banned, and moderated to enforce it. As every other platform leans further into AI, OddsRabbit is going the other way. Use AI to help you write or brainstorm if you want. Just don't replace yourself with one.
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No politics.
We're here for the hobbies, the obsessions, the corners of culture that actually bring people together — and we keep politics out so those conversations can breathe.
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No surveillance.
Your time on OddsRabbit shouldn't be a data harvest. No Google Analytics, no behavioral ad networks tracking users across the web, no profile built from activity to sell to the highest bidder. What people share stays between us — and we only pass on what we have to.
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Hopescrolling.
Every scroll funds a cause. A meal is donated for every new signup, and a share of each user's ad revenue goes directly back to a charity they pick.
Company fact sheet.
Proof, in numbers.
Why we built this.
The internet was made by people. Forums, the first wave of blogs, communities that formed around a single show and stayed friends for years — you could feel a person on the other end of every thread.
That internet is dying. Most of what scrolls past on a modern feed isn't a person; it's a generated post pretending to be one, a bot reply farming engagement, a "creator" who's actually a prompt. Every platform that goes through this ends the same way — better for the people who own it, worse for the people on it.
OddsRabbit is the answer to two questions at once: what would a feed for humans look like, and what if the attention spent there funded something better than another billion-dollar valuation? A share of every scroll goes to a charity the community picks. Creators keep what they earn. The whole thing is built on the premise that social media should leave the world a little better, not a little worse.
"Every other platform is racing to fill its feed with AI. We're racing the other way. The bet is that as the rest of the internet gets more synthetic and more extractive, there will be a real market for the opposite — a place that's full of people, not prompts, and where the attention you give it leaves the world a little better."
Jing Jun Ma is the founder and CEO of OddsRabbit. A first-generation Asian American raised in NYC's Chinatown, he founded OddsRabbit in 2025 after a career as a bootstrapped entrepreneur. His goal: build a social platform where the feed is for humans, and the attention it captures funds the causes its users care about.
Brand assets.
Logos, screenshots, and guidelines for media use.
Primary Logo
Full color logo for light and dark backgrounds
Wordmark
Text-only logo for editorial use
Product Screenshots
High-resolution UI screenshots
Usage notes. Use the primary logo on light backgrounds, the wordmark on dark backgrounds or in editorial contexts. Maintain clear space equal to the height of the icon. Don't recolor, distort, or rotate. Minimum 24px on screen.
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Our press team is happy to help with media inquiries, interview requests, and additional assets.