Only what you walked
A fog map made of hexagons. Cells you actually walk through unlock for good. No shortcuts, and riding does not count.
The map starts black. Only the ground you have walked lights up, and it stays lit. This is not a game that tells you where to go — it turns the walking you already do into something you can see.
A fog map made of hexagons. Cells you actually walk through unlock for good. No shortcuts, and riding does not count.
Your GPS readings are used to work out which map cells you unlocked, and then they are thrown away. They are never written to our database. Nobody — including us — can pull up the route you took, because it does not exist anywhere after the moment it was counted.
You find a place by walking up to it. Rarity is not about fame — it is how few people have actually stood there.
Read a code out to whoever is with you and the walk counts as one you took together. What is left afterwards is a map the two of you cleared.
Somebody plans a route and picks a day. Whoever wants to walk it joins, explores with the app as usual on the day, and each checkpoint reached is ticked off on its own.
See what is onOne board, no categories. Ask where to walk on Saturday, look for company, say which path is closed. No notifications, no likes.
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