Claim the places you actually go.
A live map of who's around you right now — and the real buildings between you, waiting to be taken. Show up, tap fast, hold the block.
Free · no download · works in your browser
No tutorial, no levels, no grinding. Open it and you're on the map.
Pick a name, an animal, and a vibe — bored, coffee, walk, drinks. Everyone nearby sees it.
Real buildings around you glow amber. A café, a library, the block you walk past daily.
Joining arms a 60-second countdown. Anyone nearby can pile in before it fires.
Whoever scores highest takes the building. It wears their colour until someone takes it back.
Every tap is multiplied by how close you're standing — recalculated as you move. Walk toward the building mid-battle and your score climbs in real time. You cannot win this from the sofa.
Every member's taps pool into one total. Three friends who show up will beat the fastest thumbs in the city — and the place goes to the clan, not the person.
Pick a name, a tag, a colour. Share the tag and people join you. Buildings you take fly your colours on everyone's map.
Clans are ranked by how many places they hold. Lose one and it drops off your board — so it's worth defending.
Your clan list shows who's online now and who was last seen ten minutes ago. Know before you start a fight.
Tap attack and their phone buzzes, their screen shakes, and they're told exactly who did it. No points, no health — just mischief. Switch it off if you'd rather not play.
Set a vibe and a note — "at the park till 6". Wave at someone to say hello without a word.
Ghost mode hides you from everyone the moment you tap it. The map still works for you.
This is a map of people. That deserves care, so the design gives away as little as it can and still work.
Read the privacy policy — it's short and it describes what the code actually does.
It runs full screen with no browser chrome, like any other app. There's nothing to download and no app store involved.
The building you walk past every day is sitting there unclaimed.
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