Spotago

See what's happening around you – right now. Spotago shows you what people are photographing nearby, as it happens. A crowd forming, a market opening, the light on the water this evening. Every photo is taken with the camera inside the app, standing at the place – no camera roll, no reposts, no feed of accounts to follow. Just what is actually out there. Now, and then Every place keeps its photos. Open a street, a park, a stretch of coast and scroll back: this afternoon, last weekend, last spring. What it looks like now, and what it looked like to whoever stood there before you. Places, not profiles Nothing to follow, nobody to perform for. Photos belong to the spot, not to a feed. Each place gets its own page – described by AI, and scored for rarity: how few photos exist within 100 m. It starts from where you are The feed and the map are built around your position – and where you stand is never shared. Your location only chooses what you see. A photo you take at a public place is pinned where you stood; anywhere else, and anything that looks like a home, is blurred to an area about 100 m across. Turn pins off in Settings, or pin and blur your own posts one by one. Anonymous by default You are signed in the moment you open the app, with nothing tied to a name. Add an email or Google sign-in only if you want your photos to outlive this phone. Delete a post, or the whole account, from inside the app at any time. Built for looking, not performing Every upload is screened before it is published. Report a photo, block an account, or request a takedown – with or without an account. A person reads every report. Beta, invite only Spotago is in beta, starting with one city, and you will need an invite code from someone already using it. Things will break; when they do, tell us from Settings. You get invite codes of your own to hand to friends. Published by Spotago LLC · spotago.com/privacy · spotago.com/delete-account