Real-world encounters, captured respectfully.
Critic replaces cartoon radars with a realistic, radius-based view and a 24-hour window to send grounded notes to the people you actually met.
On-device proximity check
Notes expire in 24h
No public feed
250 ft radius
See presence without revealing exact addresses
24-hour note window
Tag now, write while details are fresh
Private delivery
Only people you tag can receive your note
Anonymous • 180 ft Café corner, tonight
Handle only No faces, no feeds
Live radius
≈ 250 ft
92% battery
Morgan • 180 ft
Coffee bar
Alex • 320 ft
Mentioned you
M
Morgan Patel
Checked in 8:14 PM • Quiet Town Cafe
Awaiting note
Kind, candid product feedback. Wants to hear about the beta next week.
Radius-based live view
See nearby people on a realistic grid; distance only, never precise addresses.
24-hour window
Tag instantly and write while details are fresh, guided by a visible timer.
Inbox, not a feed
Private delivery both ways. No doom‑scrolling, no recommendation engine.
Identity handshake
Cross-check with contacts before you accept or send sensitive notes.
Anonymous by default
We show context—not faces. Handles and distance keep encounters human yet private.
Handle: coffee-line Muted tones
Handle: blue-jacket No faces shown
Handle: station-hum Evening check-in
1) Check in within a safe radius
Critic verifies presence on-device, showing distance bands only. You get situational awareness without leaking a map.
Live radius
Context note
2) Capture context while it’s fresh
Prompts keep your note factual and brief. Notes expire in 24 hours unless you send them.
3) Deliver privately and stay organized
Everything lands in an inbox with statuses and timestamps—no public profiles, no algorithmic feeds.
Inbox
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