Since it launched, UluP Spaces has always required an account before showing you anything. Reasonable for a collaboration product, but a real barrier for anyone who just wanted to understand what it was before committing.
As of today, that barrier is gone.
Zero friction, for real
Open UluP Spaces and you land directly inside the real canvas, not a static demo, the full app. You create projects, organize them, drag things around, exactly like someone with an account would. The only difference: if you haven't signed in, what you create stays private and tied to that session, until you decide to connect it to a real account.
And when you do, you lose nothing. Registering transforms the same identity instead of creating a new, separate one, every project you'd already started stays exactly where you left it.
A deeper change than it looks
Behind what sounds like a simple change ("just remove the login wall") was actually a full rethink of authentication: anonymous sessions, a safe path to promote them into real accounts, and, most importantly, a thorough audit of every single database security rule, to make sure "no account required" never meant "less secure."
In that audit we found something we weren't expecting: a structural bug in collaboration, likely present since UluP Spaces first supported invites. A member invited to a private project was correctly added, but could never actually read the project itself, they'd see "access denied" instead of the canvas. The cause: a security rule only checked "are you the owner, or is the project public?", never "are you an invited member?". Fixed today, along with a couple of smaller bugs found in the same pass (not being able to leave a project, an invite link no guest had ever actually been able to read).
What still requires an account
Not everything is open without login, for a specific reason: real-time collaboration, invites, public sharing, and publishing templates to the community all require a stable identity, it wouldn't make sense to invite someone to collaborate with a session that could vanish the moment browser data gets cleared. That part stays, rightly, behind a real account.
Try it now
UluP Spaces is available at ulupspaces.com, free, with nothing to create to get started.
Built solo, one piece of feedback at a time.