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Remember everywhere you’ve been.
Everywhere you have been, and everywhere your friends loved. Four marks, one press, and a map that is still worth opening in five years.
You already have the proof. It is scattered across six apps.
The photo of a menu with no name attached. The recommendation someone texted you in 2023. The notes file with nine places and no order. It is all still there, and none of it reaches you while you are standing on the pavement deciding where to eat.
- Camera roll4,102 photos. One of them is the sign.
- MessagesSey Coffee, sent by Maya, three years up the thread.
- NotesNine places, four cities, no order.
- MapsNinety pins, every one the same colour.
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So you ask the internet instead, and the internet answers with strangers. Not one of them has eaten with you.
Four marks. That is the whole language.
No stars. No paragraph nobody reads.
One press, and it is on your map for good.
Press a mark
Go on. Press one.
What one press turns into.
Nothing here is a feature you have to maintain. You mark a place, and the rest of it builds itself out of the marks.
Your map
Every place you marked, and every place a friend loved, on one map.
The wall
Your whole history as stamps. Years of it, in one screen.
Trips
Log as you go and the trip writes itself, day by day, city by city.
Asks
Ask the people who have been. Twelve of your friends have been to Rome.
Restaurants and coffee are the weekly habit. Trips are what makes it worth keeping for years.
Your people. Your rules. Your numbers stay on your phone.
- Friends are mutual
- Both sides have to say yes. A request that has not been accepted grants nothing: no marks, no lists, no trips, not even the rows on a profile.
- Visibility per item
- Every log, list and trip carries its own setting. Something can be for your friends, or for nobody but you.
- Contacts never leave
- Finding friends by address book happens on the device. Numbers are scrambled into fingerprints before anything is sent, the fingerprints cannot be read back, and no phone number is ever stored on the server.
- Sign in with Apple
- No password to pick, and none to lose. Hide My Email works, because the address is never shown to anybody else anyway.
The long version is in the privacy policy, and it is written against the actual code rather than around it.
Start your map.
Four marks. One press. Everywhere you have been, kept.
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