Built to do less — and do it better.
No algorithm to please. No metrics to game. Just the things you'd actually want a social app to do, done with care.
The whole world, browsable.
Open the map and you can wander through anywhere — your neighborhood, a city you're planning to visit, the other side of the planet. Layers cluster as you zoom out and split apart as you zoom in.
- Smart clustering — country-level groups at world view, neighborhood groups in the city, individual pins at street level. Always honest about what's hiding inside.
- Follow your GPS — tap the locate button and the map moves with you, surfacing layers near wherever you happen to be standing.
- Filters that respect you — see only what's new since you last visited, or only your own layers. No "for you" feed deciding what's worth your attention.
Posts that know where they were taken.
A layer is what we call a post. Add a photo or video, write something (or don't), and it stays at the spot you were standing. Strangers visiting that spot later can see it — if you let them.
- Photos, videos, or just words — whatever fits the moment. Up to 5 MB per photo, 100 MB per video.
- Pinned to a location — your post lives at the GPS where you took it, not just on your profile. Anyone exploring that spot finds it.
- Edit or delete anytime — including changing who can see a layer after the fact. Things you posted at 16 don't have to follow you forever.
Chronological. Honest. Yours.
No machine deciding which posts you "should" see first. The feed shows what's actually new from people you actually follow, in the order they actually posted it.
- Trending — the layers your wider network has been liking recently. A discovery tab, not a manipulation tab.
- Nearby — what people have posted close to where you are. Useful when you're traveling.
- Friends & Following — separated cleanly so you can read your close circle without it getting buried under public accounts.
Four shades of visibility — per post.
Every layer has its own audience. Pick one when you post, change it later if you change your mind. Whatever you decide stays exactly that — Google can't see any of it.
- Public — anyone who finds the spot on the map.
- Followers only — people who follow you, even if you don't follow them back.
- Friends only — mutual connections you've accepted.
- Only me — private notes pinned to places, for your own memory.
A messenger that respects the room.
Message anyone you've connected with, or start a group for the whole crew — short replies, reactions, stickers, photos, and voice notes. No promoted accounts sliding into your DMs.
- One-to-one and group chats Live — message a friend or spin up a room for several people. Reactions, replies, and pinned messages keep it organized.
- Stickers and media — share an image, drop a sticker, send a voice note, or share a layer you both have access to.
- Stored on our servers, not analyzed — we don't read your DMs, train models on them, or look for ad-targeting signals in them.
A note about the app.
The website is great for browsing — the map, the feed, your profile, your conversations all live here. But because every layer is tied to a real GPS location, you have to be standing somewhere to post one, which means the app is the only place you can add layers. iPhone, Android, your call — all the same features.
Get the appSpend ten minutes with it.
Free forever. The map's open even before you sign up.