Instagram Story Viewer
View Instagram Stories Anonymously
ghmac10
Galen
Art craft + code ♟chess lover 🌿 scanner enthusiast 🧤
Little spikey vase for mom, 2023— made at @atelierforma, unbelievable flower arrangements by mom
Little spikey vase for mom, 2023— made at @atelierforma, unbelievable flower arrangements by mom
Little spikey vase for mom, 2023— made at @atelierforma, unbelievable flower arrangements by mom
Little spikey vase for mom, 2023— made at @atelierforma, unbelievable flower arrangements by mom
The start of this year has been very “when it rains it pours” for me. I planned to take a class with @genramirez at @typeelectives, and even though I was only able to go to the first class, I really leaned on hand lettering as a source of comfort and outlet over the past few months. Working on this typeface now in @p5xjs based on some pixel-inspired letters I did with marker this spring!
The start of this year has been very “when it rains it pours” for me. I planned to take a class with @genramirez at @typeelectives, and even though I was only able to go to the first class, I really leaned on hand lettering as a source of comfort and outlet over the past few months. Working on this typeface now in @p5xjs based on some pixel-inspired letters I did with marker this spring!
The start of this year has been very “when it rains it pours” for me. I planned to take a class with @genramirez at @typeelectives, and even though I was only able to go to the first class, I really leaned on hand lettering as a source of comfort and outlet over the past few months. Working on this typeface now in @p5xjs based on some pixel-inspired letters I did with marker this spring!
The start of this year has been very “when it rains it pours” for me. I planned to take a class with @genramirez at @typeelectives, and even though I was only able to go to the first class, I really leaned on hand lettering as a source of comfort and outlet over the past few months. Working on this typeface now in @p5xjs based on some pixel-inspired letters I did with marker this spring!
I have two prints available in @sfpc_nyc ‘s winter Community Fundraiser! These are images I took during a residency with @roundtableresidency last year. I took them with a document scanner in my backyard. The prints are 8.5” x 12”, the same size as the scanner bed— so they are a true to size map of a passing moment in fall 2021. Links in bio!
These are high quality inkjet prints (thanks to print visionary @stefanpelikan !) and they are selling for $80 in SFPC’s community fundraiser. 100% of what you buy from the fundraiser goes to supporting rigorous and liberatory opportunities to study code, art, poetry, critical histories and futures of computation… I believe really deeply in this place and the community that coalesces around it, and if you have the means to make a donation I would love for you to walk away with one of these prints for your wall!
I have two prints available in @sfpc_nyc ‘s winter Community Fundraiser! These are images I took during a residency with @roundtableresidency last year. I took them with a document scanner in my backyard. The prints are 8.5” x 12”, the same size as the scanner bed— so they are a true to size map of a passing moment in fall 2021. Links in bio!
These are high quality inkjet prints (thanks to print visionary @stefanpelikan !) and they are selling for $80 in SFPC’s community fundraiser. 100% of what you buy from the fundraiser goes to supporting rigorous and liberatory opportunities to study code, art, poetry, critical histories and futures of computation… I believe really deeply in this place and the community that coalesces around it, and if you have the means to make a donation I would love for you to walk away with one of these prints for your wall!
I have two prints available in @sfpc_nyc ‘s winter Community Fundraiser! These are images I took during a residency with @roundtableresidency last year. I took them with a document scanner in my backyard. The prints are 8.5” x 12”, the same size as the scanner bed— so they are a true to size map of a passing moment in fall 2021. Links in bio!
These are high quality inkjet prints (thanks to print visionary @stefanpelikan !) and they are selling for $80 in SFPC’s community fundraiser. 100% of what you buy from the fundraiser goes to supporting rigorous and liberatory opportunities to study code, art, poetry, critical histories and futures of computation… I believe really deeply in this place and the community that coalesces around it, and if you have the means to make a donation I would love for you to walk away with one of these prints for your wall!
I have two prints available in @sfpc_nyc ‘s winter Community Fundraiser! These are images I took during a residency with @roundtableresidency last year. I took them with a document scanner in my backyard. The prints are 8.5” x 12”, the same size as the scanner bed— so they are a true to size map of a passing moment in fall 2021. Links in bio!
These are high quality inkjet prints (thanks to print visionary @stefanpelikan !) and they are selling for $80 in SFPC’s community fundraiser. 100% of what you buy from the fundraiser goes to supporting rigorous and liberatory opportunities to study code, art, poetry, critical histories and futures of computation… I believe really deeply in this place and the community that coalesces around it, and if you have the means to make a donation I would love for you to walk away with one of these prints for your wall!
The last time I did a live performance was in 2013... I’ll be risking one as part of @roundtableresidency next Tuesday, October 5, at 7pm. Live on twitch from my backyard, weather permitting! Tune in tune in twitch.tv/galenmac, and link in bio 🦗
This is something I am really proud to announce (a few weeks late, but still wonderful) — I’ve been working with a group of friends/peers/role models to launch new classes at the School for Poetic Computation, and they are here! The group of collaborators co-leading this school are so intent and persistent on making this a place to learn computation where computation isn’t the point, a place to unlearn how to be “good at computers”. A place where code is inseparable from the history that brought us these tools, the geographies that they produce, the many hands they pass through, and the liberatory futures that we can have a hand in bringing about. I am really confused thinking about how I came to be so fascinated with making art and poetry through and with machines, sometimes I don’t know why it’s important to me, or I lose track of purpose by getting sucked into a spiral of “good engineering”... I’m thankful for @mchapoarchive, @rojakgirl, @melanieh0ff, @beatsbyzai, @ivorytower_headass, @toddwords, @doodybrains, and so many other friends for being so persistent in divining ways to study and share these questions together. I’ve been reading John Ashbury: be sure it is to take place in the matrix of our everyday thoughts and fantasies, our wonderment at how we got from there to here. Follow the link in my bio to check out our beautiful website— plus, there are still three classes with open applications! Thank you also to @miluandashou for serendipitously sending me a picture of a Urodid Moth cocoon (slide two) and giving me the motivation to finally make this post 🙃and slide three is the tiniest baby grasshopper on my cucumber plant 🌱
This is something I am really proud to announce (a few weeks late, but still wonderful) — I’ve been working with a group of friends/peers/role models to launch new classes at the School for Poetic Computation, and they are here! The group of collaborators co-leading this school are so intent and persistent on making this a place to learn computation where computation isn’t the point, a place to unlearn how to be “good at computers”. A place where code is inseparable from the history that brought us these tools, the geographies that they produce, the many hands they pass through, and the liberatory futures that we can have a hand in bringing about. I am really confused thinking about how I came to be so fascinated with making art and poetry through and with machines, sometimes I don’t know why it’s important to me, or I lose track of purpose by getting sucked into a spiral of “good engineering”... I’m thankful for @mchapoarchive, @rojakgirl, @melanieh0ff, @beatsbyzai, @ivorytower_headass, @toddwords, @doodybrains, and so many other friends for being so persistent in divining ways to study and share these questions together. I’ve been reading John Ashbury: be sure it is to take place in the matrix of our everyday thoughts and fantasies, our wonderment at how we got from there to here. Follow the link in my bio to check out our beautiful website— plus, there are still three classes with open applications! Thank you also to @miluandashou for serendipitously sending me a picture of a Urodid Moth cocoon (slide two) and giving me the motivation to finally make this post 🙃and slide three is the tiniest baby grasshopper on my cucumber plant 🌱
This is something I am really proud to announce (a few weeks late, but still wonderful) — I’ve been working with a group of friends/peers/role models to launch new classes at the School for Poetic Computation, and they are here! The group of collaborators co-leading this school are so intent and persistent on making this a place to learn computation where computation isn’t the point, a place to unlearn how to be “good at computers”. A place where code is inseparable from the history that brought us these tools, the geographies that they produce, the many hands they pass through, and the liberatory futures that we can have a hand in bringing about. I am really confused thinking about how I came to be so fascinated with making art and poetry through and with machines, sometimes I don’t know why it’s important to me, or I lose track of purpose by getting sucked into a spiral of “good engineering”... I’m thankful for @mchapoarchive, @rojakgirl, @melanieh0ff, @beatsbyzai, @ivorytower_headass, @toddwords, @doodybrains, and so many other friends for being so persistent in divining ways to study and share these questions together. I’ve been reading John Ashbury: be sure it is to take place in the matrix of our everyday thoughts and fantasies, our wonderment at how we got from there to here. Follow the link in my bio to check out our beautiful website— plus, there are still three classes with open applications! Thank you also to @miluandashou for serendipitously sending me a picture of a Urodid Moth cocoon (slide two) and giving me the motivation to finally make this post 🙃and slide three is the tiniest baby grasshopper on my cucumber plant 🌱
Made this four-sided collage today— @juanmiguelmarin gave me the perfect marker for the occasion 👽🌚🌪
Made this four-sided collage today— @juanmiguelmarin gave me the perfect marker for the occasion 👽🌚🌪
Made this four-sided collage today— @juanmiguelmarin gave me the perfect marker for the occasion 👽🌚🌪
Made this four-sided collage today— @juanmiguelmarin gave me the perfect marker for the occasion 👽🌚🌪
This week I introduced my relay crickets to 20 workshop participants in Toronto and Austin! We talked about the history of the Relay from Telegraphy to machine learning and speculated about artificial intelligence as invasive species. Plus, we released 20 of these little darkness-loving bugs into the wide wild world. Many many thanks to @onesandzerosca, @fancyfancystudios, and @magic_the_gallery to hosting, @megan.maclaurin for the cricket taming skills in the first video, and everyone who came out to be curious with me. More to come! If you want to run this workshop in your town, let me know!
This week I introduced my relay crickets to 20 workshop participants in Toronto and Austin! We talked about the history of the Relay from Telegraphy to machine learning and speculated about artificial intelligence as invasive species. Plus, we released 20 of these little darkness-loving bugs into the wide wild world. Many many thanks to @onesandzerosca, @fancyfancystudios, and @magic_the_gallery to hosting, @megan.maclaurin for the cricket taming skills in the first video, and everyone who came out to be curious with me. More to come! If you want to run this workshop in your town, let me know!
This week I introduced my relay crickets to 20 workshop participants in Toronto and Austin! We talked about the history of the Relay from Telegraphy to machine learning and speculated about artificial intelligence as invasive species. Plus, we released 20 of these little darkness-loving bugs into the wide wild world. Many many thanks to @onesandzerosca, @fancyfancystudios, and @magic_the_gallery to hosting, @megan.maclaurin for the cricket taming skills in the first video, and everyone who came out to be curious with me. More to come! If you want to run this workshop in your town, let me know!
View Instagram Stories in Secret
The Instagram Story Viewer is an easy tool that lets you secretly watch and save Instagram stories, videos, photos, or IGTV. With this service, you can download content and enjoy it offline whenever you like. If you find something interesting on Instagram that you’d like to check out later or want to view stories while staying anonymous, our Viewer is perfect for you. Anonstories offers an excellent solution for keeping your identity hidden. Instagram first launched the Stories feature in August 2023, which was quickly adopted by other platforms due to its engaging, time-sensitive format. Stories let users share quick updates, whether photos, videos, or selfies, enhanced with text, emojis, or filters, and are visible for only 24 hours. This limited time frame creates high engagement compared to regular posts. In today’s world, Stories are one of the most popular ways to connect and communicate on social media. However, when you view a Story, the creator can see your name in their viewer list, which may be a privacy concern. What if you wish to browse Stories without being noticed? Here’s where Anonstories becomes useful. It allows you to watch public Instagram content without revealing your identity. Simply enter the username of the profile you’re curious about, and the tool will display their latest Stories. Features of Anonstories Viewer: - Anonymous Browsing: Watch Stories without showing up on the viewer list. - No Account Needed: View public content without signing up for an Instagram account. - Content Download: Save any Stories content directly to your device for offline use. - View Highlights: Access Instagram Highlights, even beyond the 24-hour window. - Repost Monitoring: Track the reposts or engagement levels on Stories for personal profiles. Limitations: - This tool works only with public accounts; private accounts remain inaccessible. Benefits: - Privacy-Friendly: Watch any Instagram content without being noticed. - Simple and Easy: No app installation or registration required. - Exclusive Tools: Download and manage content in ways Instagram doesn’t offer.
Advantages of Anonstories
Explore IG Stories Privately
Keep track of Instagram updates discreetly while protecting your privacy and staying anonymous.
Private Instagram Viewer
View profiles and photos anonymously with ease using the Private Profile Viewer.
Story Viewer for Free
This free tool allows you to view Instagram Stories anonymously, ensuring your activity remains hidden from the story uploader.
Frequently asked questions
Anonymity
Anonstories lets users view Instagram stories without alerting the creator.
Device Compatibility
Works seamlessly on iOS, Android, Windows, macOS, and modern browsers like Chrome and Safari.
Safety and Privacy
Prioritizes secure, anonymous browsing without requiring login credentials.
No Registration
Users can view public stories by simply entering a username—no account needed.
Supported Formats
Downloads photos (JPEG) and videos (MP4) with ease.
Cost
The service is free to use.
Private Accounts
Content from private accounts can only be accessed by followers.
File Usage
Files are for personal or educational use only and must comply with copyright rules.
How It Works
Enter a public username to view or download stories. The service generates direct links for saving content locally.