Available in beta
Group outing
Festival, theme park, crowded city. Everyone sees the others on the map, you drop a meeting point, and you ask “everyone OK?” with one tap. They answer with one tap too.
Free for 6 h, then €2 per 6 h
Jeecei
A map you share for the length of an outing. Everyone sees where the others are at a glance, then it all disappears.
Jeecei cannot be tried on your own. A session starts face to face, so you need two people in the same place, with two phones.
On Android, free to download. You need at least two people to use it.
One outing, start to finish
Three ways to use it. One decision to make.
Keep scrolling. Scroll back up to rewind.
The modes
Only one is available today. The other two are being written, and we would rather say so than let you assume otherwise.
Available in beta
Festival, theme park, crowded city. Everyone sees the others on the map, you drop a meeting point, and you ask “everyone OK?” with one tap. They answer with one tap too.
Free for 6 h, then €2 per 6 h
Soon
Without policing them: every now and then, a notification they answer with one tap. Their position is only shared if they stop answering, or if they ask for help.
Free, forever
Soon
For a child at an event: you are told if they wander too far. On their side, one big button if they get lost.
Free, forever
In pictures
No menu to explore, no settings to figure out before heading out.



Why this one
That's not an intention, it's a technical property. The encryption key travels from one phone to the other through the QR code. What passes through us is an unreadable block, tied to a random identifier that disappears with the session. With no account, there is nothing to cross-reference, nothing to sell, and nothing to hand over if we are asked for it.
No hedging
Everything else on this page asks you to trust us. This section is the only one that costs us something, which is what makes it worth the most.
Since launch
32
outings
62
people brought together
1
people per outing, on average