Wander freely. Get home.

Drops a trail as you walk. Walks you back along it, turn by turn. No account. Works offline.

Collect the crumbs in order before the trail crumbles behind you.

01 · The way back

Follow your crumbs home.

Voice guidance retraces your exact path. Turns come from the route's geometry, not your compass, so “left” never flips to “right”.

02 · While you are out

A net that runs itself.

A timer that escalates on its own. Zones that notice when you leave. A buddy that speaks up if a walk goes quiet.

03 · If something goes wrong

One press tells everyone.

Five seconds to cancel, so a pocket press can't arm it. Then location, path, battery and movement go out sealed until you stand down.

Breadcrumbs guiding the way home with a turn-by-turn card over the map
The Safety tab: SOS, safety timer, safe zones
An active emergency, showing what is being shared

On your wrist

The way home, on your wrist.

The Apple Watch companion shows which way home is and how far — and puts an SOS one tap away, so you never have to reach for your phone. Your phone still does the walking; the watch is the quick look and the fast press.

Move around the dial — the arrow keeps finding home. Then tap Take me home to walk it back.

However you move

Go out. Find the way back.

The same idea, wherever you're going: it remembers the way you came, so getting back is never the hard part.

A hiker on a rocky forest trail

Hiking

No signal, no problem.

Ridge lines and forest tracks look identical on the way back. Breadcrumbs records the way in, then walks you back out along it — no map download, no data, no guessing at the junction.

A runner on an open gravel road

Running

Run first, plan never.

Take the turn you like the look of. When you've had enough, it turns you round and counts down the distance to your door.

A warmly lit street at night

Walking

The everyday one.

The night bus, a new neighbourhood, the long way home. Set a timer that expects you back, and pick who hears if you're not.

Cyclists on a misty road

Cycling

Longer loops.

Ride out further than you meant to. The trail keeps dropping behind you, and the way back is already drawn when the light starts to go.

How it works

What is stored, and what is sent.

Your trail, saved walks, safe zones and learned places are files on your phone. Recording, guidance, timers and the SOS siren all work with no connection at all.

What you share with a Circle is end-to-end encrypted: sealed on your phone, opened on theirs. Discover publishes a rough area rather than a position, and only while you have it switched on.

No sign-upOpen the app and walk. There is nothing to fill in.
Encrypted on diskFull file protection, and kept out of backups.
Health is written to, never readThe workout contribution ships with an empty read set.
Sharing starts offPlace learning, the guardian and Discover stay off until you turn them on.
You pick what each person seesSharing runs on a ladder, per person, and you can pause it any time.

The safety layer

It notices when something's off.

All opt-in. All on the phone. Quiet until needed.

Safety Timer

“Home by nine.” Miss it and your phone escalates on its own. Check in from the lock screen.

Safe Zones

Draw one around home or work. Leave it and you get a gentle check, not a siren.

Emergency SOS

Countdown, siren, and a sealed packet: position, path, battery, movement.

The buddy notices

Still for five minutes mid-walk? Your phone asks if you're okay, and only escalates if you don't answer.

Try it yourself

You decide what each person sees.

Pick someone, move them up the ladder, watch their phone change.

Who

What they can see

Travel history is its own switchNever bundled into a location level.
Pause one person, or everyoneWithout explaining yourself to anybody.
A transparency logShows exactly what was shared, and with whom.
👩🏾 Ajoke's phone

Discover · people you haven't met

Find a stranger without becoming findable.

A separate tab, walled off from your Circle on purpose. For the festival or the meetup where you're trying to find someone you've only ever texted.

1Off by default, and off again every launchThere is no way to be silently discoverable.
2Two hours, then you vanishClose the app or tap once and you're gone.
3A name you pick, and nothing elseNo profile, no history. A session nickname and a vibe.
4Coarse distance, never coordinates“Very close” or “~60 m away”. Nothing precise until you both accept.
5Photos unlock only after you both say yesBrowsing stays faceless. Blocking is one tap.

Invisible · nobody can see you

The rest of it

And then there's everything else.

The walk home is the front door. Behind it, a whole safety platform.

Find each other

Converge on a friend in a crowd

Both accept, then both trails go live: an arrow warming from cold blue to hot ember, haptics quickening like a metal detector. Neither shares anything until the other says yes.

Apple Intelligence · on device

“Two and a bit kilometres, one brand-new street. Nice work 🍞”

Written by Apple's on-device model. The model words things; it never decides them.

Saved walks

Walk it again

Keep a route by name. Follow it forward, or reversed to come home.

Learned rhythms

It knows your pace

“Your walks run about 24 minutes, so 35 covers it.” Numbers only, never routes.

Your story

Milestones, not surveillance

Adventures, all-time distance, your walking hour, longest walk.

Lock Screen & Dynamic Island

Every ongoing state, without opening the app

Walks, timers, converging and emergencies each get one, with a check-in button you can press without unlocking.

Safety Timer · 12:04Walk to Ajoke's I'm safe ✓
Action Button

SOS without looking

Assign it once. A long press starts the countdown.

⌥ HOLD → SOS
Siri & Shortcuts

“Start a safety timer”

Set it by voice. Widgets start a trail or timer in one tap.

Apple Health

Close your rings

Off by default and write-only: the permission sheet asks to read nothing. Walks land as workouts, so the rings finally close.

If they have to come looking

An SOS packet built for a search

Not just a pin: accuracy circle, direction and speed, your last fifteen minutes of path in every ping, battery, and whether you were walking, driving or still. Crossing 20, 10 or 5% battery forces a fresh location out, so a dying phone's last words are where it is.

Quietly, in the background

It learns the places you keep going

The buddy notices where you spend time and offers to make them safe zones. Clustered on the phone, never uploaded, and nothing becomes a zone without your yes.

Straight off the phone

No mockups. This is the app.

Real captures from a running build.

Android 10+ · iOS 17+ · Apple Watch

Go get lost. We'll handle the way back.

Free, with no account and no subscription.

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