The hyperlocal social network for people within 100 meters. See who's around. Send a Ping. Make a real connection.
And technology that acts like courage. Here are the real problems nobody's solving.
Social skills have become DLC. People freeze in real life and thrive in Instagram DMs — backwards evolution.
Saturated, exhausting, and full of "I love sunsets and coffee" bios that mean absolutely nothing.
The modern code: Don't stare. Don't approach. Don't be weird.
Even well-intentioned interactions feel risky. People want connection, not courtroom energy.
We stand near the right people EVERY DAY. We just don't act on it.
They're on a call. In headphones. With friends. Leaving. You realise too late.
Match → Chat → Ghost → Therapy. The funnel is broken.
People look their realest at gyms, cafes, hostels. Proximity captures authenticity.
No cheesy pickup lines. No "What brings you to this app?"
People don't fear connection —
they fear making the first move in the wrong way, at the wrong time.
But if tech handles the first move, people can handle the rest.
Where humans already feel safety, comfort, low social risk, and natural context.
A gentle tap, not a walk-up ambush. Modern chivalry.
A hyperlocal, real-time, ping-based social network. Polite. Controlled. Human.
Your radar shows people within 100 meters — only those who choose to be visible.
The digital equivalent of "excuse me" — but smoother. A polite, zero-pressure nudge.
Accept → Chat opens. Busy → They can hide or stay visible. Full control, zero awkwardness.
No false expectations. No swiping. Just two people, in the same place, choosing to connect.
Multiple forces are converging to make this the perfect moment.
They're tired of performative bios, endless swipes, and apps designed to keep you single for revenue.
Fitness clubs, creator meetups, coworking spaces. People WANT spontaneous connection — but safe and structured.
Happn was too slow. Tinder isn't built for real-world serendipity. No product owns the critical proximity space.
Instant load. No account setup needed to browse.
Real-time radar shows who's around & visible.
One tap. No message needed. Just intent.
No awkwardness. No false expectations.
Time-limited chat keeps things real & spontaneous.
Dense, social, real-world environments where proximity creates chemistry.
The densest social environments on Earth. Perfect for low-pressure discovery.
Professional chivalry. Networking without awkward cold opens.
Bandra, Koramangala, Cyberhub — perfect zones for real-time social icebreakers.
People want to connect, but no one wants to interrupt someone's last rep.
Goa, Kasol, Rishikesh — travelers want instantaneous bonding.
A boredom killer that becomes a micro-social engine.
Not dating. Not social media. Real-time proximity connection.
| Platform | Where they fall short |
|---|---|
| Tinder | Too slow, too random, not in real life |
| Bumble | Chivalry outsourced to women, still awkward |
| Hinge | For serious dating, not impulse interactions |
| Happn | Doesn't feel instant; low reliability |
| IG DMs | Too creepy to cold-message strangers |
| WhatsApp Groups | Too broad, not real-time proximity |
| Jel Up | Polite first moves + real-time proximity |
Safety isn't a feature. It's our foundation.
Women default to controlled visibility. Choose who sees you.
Automatically hide after unwanted pings. One tap to disappear.
Respectful behavior is rewarded. Bad actors get flagged fast.
Can't spam pings. The system enforces politeness.
Chat content is monitored for harassment in real time.
We never store where you've been. Your location dies in real time.
The behaviors already exist. JMU just compresses friction and adds intent.
Proximity = intent. Distance-based grid exploded because people wanted to meet right now, right here.
100M+ downloads. Showed people you've crossed paths with. But retention was weak.
People AirDropping memes & numbers to strangers in metros and concerts. A global behavioral trend.
Forced real-time sharing. Viral spike. But posting isn't meeting.
Exploded on college campuses with hyperlocal anonymous posts. Died from moderation failures.
Real-time location sharing used heavily by teens. Location visibility is powerful.
Built-in discovery showing people within meters. Massive adoption in China.
Offline events grew rapidly as people got tired of app fatigue.
Passive proximity social discovery. Died because phones were slow & battery drain was real.
Proximity mixed with shared purpose. Players meeting at real-world spots.
Multi-billion dollar company built on knowing who lives around you.
Most relationships start with proximity — accidental encounters build familiarity.
Density-first. One campus at a time.
Density + curiosity = viral loops. Start with 5 top colleges.
Higher-value, safer environment. Professional chivalry at scale.
FOMO-driven adoption. Bandra, Koramangala, Cyberhub.
Seasonal but high-engagement. Goa, Kasol, Rishikesh.
Radar screenshots + ping stories = organic hype.
Where proximity becomes connection. Where meeting someone is as easy as noticing them.
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