Ecosystem

Three parties, one coordinate

Someone places an asset. Someone travels to it. The protocol confirms they were really there and settles it. Everything else is detail on top of that loop.

SeekersDemand

People who go and get it

Anyone with the app. They walk, they find things, and they keep what they collect. No prior crypto knowledge is assumed: the wallet is created from a social login and can be exported later by anyone who wants custody.

  • Tokens, NFTs and partner rewards
  • Quests that adapt to where they are
  • A wallet they did not have to understand first
PublishersSupply

Whoever put it there

Brands, venues, token projects and event organisers. They place assets at coordinates they care about and pay per placement, weighted by radius, duration and how contested the area is.

  • Verified arrivals, not impressions
  • Geographic distribution that resists farming
  • A campaign builder with no integration work
ProtocolSettlement

The part that keeps them honest

Verification scoring, asset custody and settlement. It takes a fee on placement, routes the majority of it back to seekers, and holds the record of what was claimed where.

  • Fees that track real activity
  • A public claim record
  • Parameters that move to governance over time

The network

Every pin is a real place

Drag the globe. The coordinates are genuine city positions, and every arc is a drop moving between them.

Live seekers
Whole earth

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Capabilities

What the protocol actually provides

5 m to 500 m

Geofenced placement

Assets are pinned to coordinates with a configurable claim radius. A shop doorway uses a tight radius; a festival ground uses a wide one.

4 independent signals

Multi-signal verification

Satellite fix, ambient radio, device attestation and motion continuity all have to agree before a claim is accepted.

Persistent

AR anchoring

Assets stay put between sessions and between users. Two people standing in the same place see the same thing in the same spot.

On-device first

AI companion

Reads the camera to explain what you are looking at and suggest where to go next, without shipping your movement history anywhere.

No seed phrase

Social wallet

Created from a social login so a first-time user can collect something within a minute, with self-custody export available whenever they want it.

Sub-second

Solana settlement

Cheap enough that picking up a small reward does not cost more than the reward is worth, which is the whole reason the chain choice matters.

Questions

The ones worth asking

Including the ones with uncomfortable answers.

Not cheaply. A raw GPS fix is easy to spoof, which is why it is only one of four signals. The ambient radio environment, device attestation and your motion trace all have to corroborate it, and a device that fails repeatedly faces a higher threshold. The aim is to make forgery cost more than the reward is worth, not to claim it is impossible.

Go deeper

The technical account

Proof of location, the architecture, the token design, and a straight list of the attacks we defend against and the limits we accept.