Public events
Discover what is happening around you under a self-chosen alias. Visibility is aggregate-only — counts, not identities. There is no central server storing your social graph.
Privacy
How Geo protects your privacy.
Geo is built so you can go out and join in without leaving a trail. Here is what happens to your data — and what doesn’t.
Privacy by architecture, not by promise.
Geo is peer-to-peer. Content lives on participants’ devices and propagates directly between peers — there is no Geo server storing your events or who attended them.
Your identity is a device-generated keypair and a user-chosen alias. The alias gossips across the network so people see a stable name; the keys never leave your device. Because identity is cryptographic, we cannot recover lost keys for you.
We aggregate over individuals: the app shows "5 people are viewing" — never who.
How it works
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Be there.
An event is geofenced. You attend by being physically present — not by tapping "RSVP" from your couch.
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Discover by cell.
Geo groups the world into H3 cells. You subscribe to your cells and gossip events with neighbors — directly, without a server.
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Move freely.
Your alias and reputation travel with you across cities. Lose your phone, lose your keys — by design.
Built around a hard wall.
Two modes share the same app — and never share their data.
Private Spaces
Organizations get their own invite-only space relayed by a Geo-managed super-peer. Members and events stay inside the org namespace. Public anonymity rules never silently apply.
Hard wall: nothing from a private space ever surfaces in public views, and public anonymity rules never silently apply inside a private space. Identity, arrival, departure, and in-space relationships are never merged into the public graph.