Femme-Founded & Fearless: The Women Redefining Social Media

Social media is broken. And women are here to fix it.

For years, digital platforms have dictated who gets seen, who gets heard, and who gets paid. Creators—especially women, BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and disabled communities—have been shadowbanned, censored, and financially cut off by platforms designed to maximize advertiser profit, not creator success.

As International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month unfold, one thing is clear: Women aren’t just shaping the conversation—we’re building the platforms where those conversations happen.

Meet the Women Behind Neptune

?? Ashley Darling | Founder & CEO Ashley’s mission is simple: Creativity should never be controlled by algorithms. With 20+ years in content creation, fashion, and influencer marketing, she’s seen firsthand how social platforms favor trends over individuality—forcing creators to conform or disappear. Neptune is her answer to that.

?? Annie Pressman | Co-Founder & CPO Annie is an advocate for tech transparency and creator equity. She’s spent years building digital products across media, e-commerce, and SaaS, and now, she’s ensuring that Neptune is a creator-first platform where users have full ownership over their content and revenue.

?? R.M. Easterly | Founder & COO With seven successful business exits, R.M. has built and scaled companies across industries. She doesn’t just lead—she disrupts. Her approach to problem-solving and leadership makes her the backbone of Neptune’s rapid growth and mission-driven innovation.

Beyond the Founders: What Creators Are Saying

It’s not just the women building Neptune who see the need for change—it’s the creators who experience the limitations of mainstream platforms every day.

Kirsty Lynn, Neptune Beta Tester: "Neptune is freedom. We’ve all grown used to platforms dictating what we see, how we create, and whether or not we’re even allowed to be visible. Here, it’s different. It’s a community where I can be myself, share without fear, and connect with other creators without being suppressed or pushed into trends. This is what social media should feel like."

Why Women Must Lead the Next Digital Revolution

Women are not just users of technology—we are builders, innovators, and disruptors. Yet, less than 2% of venture capital funding goes to women-led startups. The message is clear: the system wasn’t built for us.

But here’s the thing: We’re building our own.

Neptune isn’t just a new social media app—it’s a movement. A femme-founded platform designed to put creators in control. While mainstream platforms suppress independent voices, we uplift them.

And with the looming TikTok ban, the need for alternative, equitable platforms has never been greater.

This Women’s History Month, We Take Up Space.

Neptune is proof that when women lead, we create more than companies—we create communities, opportunities, and freedom.

If you’re a creator, innovator, or someone who believes in a social media future where users—not platforms—have control, join us at www.TheNeptuneApp.com.

The revolution is here. Are you in?

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