Zaytoon’s Tile

Photo, video and voice, left where it happened. Found only by going there.

Every ring is a drop you haven't found. Go near it and it opens.
Scroll to go nearA thought, a photo, a sound. It stays exactly there, and it goes live 15 minutes after they leave. There is no feed.
A tile on a Brooklyn wall, a bear in a subway station, a cortado on a café table. Each drop keeps the place it was made.



Your coffee spots, a trip, a week. Share it with friends or with everyone, and friends can add their own drops to it. Open someone's list to find everything in it, on its own map.

Dani's Designs on its own page, as a friend who has been to three of the five sees it. Tap a row or a ring.
Only a drop's spot is shared, 15 minutes after you leave it. Nothing runs in the background.
Friends, or everyone, per list. Delete it and it's gone. Blocking someone removes you from each other's maps entirely.
Some things are better left where they belong.
LOQI lets you leave something where it happened. Built in New York over three years, it starts with one idea: what you leave belongs to a place, not a date.
What others left, you find only by going there. Go near a ring and it opens. There is no feed; it waits in the one place it happened.
A way to leave a photo, video or voice note at the exact place it happened, and to find what others left only by going there. Every drop you haven't found is a ring on the map; go near it and it opens.
By being there. Rings mark drops waiting for you; get close and they open. There is no feed. Everything waits where it happened.
Every drop goes in one: your coffee spots, a trip, a week. Share a list with friends or with everyone, and friends can add their own drops to it. Open someone's list to see everything they left, on its own map.
You choose, per list: keep it private, share it with friends, or open it to everyone. A drop goes live 15 minutes after you leave it, and your live location is never shared. Blocking someone removes you from each other's maps entirely.
Anyone 18 or over, on iPhone. We're opening access gradually; join the waitlist and we'll let you know the moment it's your turn.
iPhone, New York first. We'll write once, when it's your turn.