LibreMedia is an independent publishing platform where journalists, veterans, and truth-seekers can share their stories without fear of censorship.
A complete platform for bloggers, journalists, and content creators who value freedom of expression.
Create your own space with customizable themes. Import from WordPress, export anytime.
Host your own videos or embed from YouTube and Vimeo. No algorithmic suppression.
Build communities around topics that matter. Moderation tools you control.
End-to-end encrypted messaging ready for the post-quantum era.
Broadcast live with viewer interaction and direct monetization support.
Evidence-based accountability for public figures and organizations.
We believe free expression is fundamental to democracy. In an era of algorithmic censorship and platform lock-in, we provide a space where your voice can be heard.
Clear, transparent moderation policies. No shadow bans, no algorithmic suppression.
Full multilingual support. Reach audiences in Poland, Ukraine, Lithuania, and beyond.
Built for journalists, veterans, activists, and anyone who values truth and transparency.
Start free, scale when you need to. No hidden fees, no surprises.
Answers to questions about LibreMedia's licensing and business model.
Correct. LibreMedia does not claim to be open source and does not use an OSI-approved license. The code is public by design, not by obligation.
No. We do not mislabel the project, do not use open source licenses deceptively, and do not restrict rights retroactively. Everything is explicit from day one.
Because AGPL is incompatible with sustainable SaaS development and does not effectively prevent commercial parasitism or service cloning.
Because hosting and operating the platform IS the product. LibreMedia already provides a free non-commercial tier via the official SaaS. Self-hosting or running your own service is outside the scope of permitted use.
Because transparency and quality benefit everyone. Contributors submit changes knowingly and under clear terms.
Forking or modifying the code beyond evaluation or contribution purposes requires a commercial license. Unauthorized use violates the license and applicable law.
Free media means independent media. True independence requires financial independence — supported by conscious audiences.