Antics

Plan a trip with your group: one link, everybody adds ideas and votes, and you set a day.
What is on in your town this week, off the venues’ own calendars.
Every place worth a drive, off the map.

Plan a trip with friends

No account. Make a board, drop the link in the group chat.

A guest page for my place

If you rent somewhere out. One link that answers everything your guests ask.

For the weekly board, your map and friends. Free, a code by email.

What should friends call you?

The only thing other players ever see. Not your email.

2 to 18 characters. Change it any time.

Your email

No password. A six-digit code goes to this address and you type it here.
That is the sign-in, now and on any new phone.

Your address is kept on the server as the account, and shown to nobody.
Nothing else is sent to it unless you ask for the Thursday brief later.

Your town

The week’s events, the map and the board are all about one town.
Its calendars are read the moment you pick it.
Change it any time.

or

Your phone will ask once. The position is rounded to about a kilometer, used once to name the town, and not kept.

What are you into?

Everything is on. Turn off what you would never do.
Easy to change later.

Nothing chosen yet

Where you are

Your phone’s position is asked for at two moments:

When you tap I’m here: to check you are within 250 m of the place. That is what makes a score count.
Distances from you instead of from the center of town, when you ask for that.

Used at that moment, then dropped.
Never stored. Never tracked in the background.

Not now keeps everything else: the week, the places, the board, your friends, marking places done from anywhere.
Scoring needs it. Change it any time under You.

How far will you go?

The town’s map is read once and kept, so it is instant. Reaching past it means asking the map live, which is slower and sometimes refused.

10miles

Opening your town

Antics