A feed with no place
- Everywhere, and nowhere you actually are
- The moment passes and disappears
- Your street never makes it onto the screen
Halifax beta
Your phone knows the world. It forgot your street.
Lokyll is social that starts where you are. What's stirring near you now, what people around you care about, and what this place has already lived through.
Life happens in places. The feed forgot.
You live in a city, a neighborhood, a street. Your phone mostly shows you a world with no place in it. Lokyll puts social back next to real life, so a city can feel alive again on your phone.
Lokyll starts where you are
- What's near you, then outward
- The people you choose to follow
- What travels between places
Three ways a place stays in the conversation.
Nearby and recent. The people you choose. And what actually travels from one place to another.
Local
Starts with what's near you and recent. When your area goes quiet, it reaches further out, so the city doesn't go dark.
Following
The people you choose, in the order they lived it. Not a crowd. Your people.
Global
Not what is loudest. What moved from one place to another, far enough that it is no longer only local.
A place should remember.
Radar is how you feel what is alive around you now. Time Capsule is the living archive of how people and culture moved through that place over time.
Time Capsule
Most apps throw the moment away. Lokyll keeps the human layer of a place, so later you, a neighbor, or a researcher can see how life actually moved through it.
Private by design.
Nobody can see where you posted. Your location is scrambled before it ever leaves your phone, and post coordinates never reach anyone else's screen.
Help build it in Halifax.
Be one of the first in Halifax to live with it. Use the real app, and tell us where it fails to feel like your city. Honest criticism is the point.