Today, any inhabitant of a city is treated as a computational User by default. Smooth interfaces and real-time feedback loops augment our urban experiences, making us feel empowered, while subjecting us to processes of profiling, quantification, optimization and isolation. Through a series of texts, interviews and algorithmic lyrics, Anastasia Kubrak investigates what it means to be a human User in today’s technological infrastructures. How can Users gain more agency and be re-politicized?