
1/5road trip dump 🚙
Friends you actually see.


















1/5road trip dump 🚙





road trip dump 🚙
You can only add someone standing next to you. Both of you tap, within 30 seconds. That's the whole handshake.
Everyone you've actually met, in one grid. Drag them around. That's your whole network.
Photos and words from your friends, newest first. No ranking, no “suggested for you”.
There are no likes. If you care about something, you say it.
Three things on the way. Tap the screens to flip through.

“first round on me, bring nothing”
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both phones were herewe made it to the top. eventually.





Pick a place, pick the friends, send it. Everyone gets one notification and answers in or out. No group chat, no poll, no forty messages to find a Friday.
Every big social app is built to keep you inside it. Ads need your eyes, algorithms need your time, likes need your anxiety. It works. That's the problem.
Near is small on purpose. Only people you've met, only what they post, in the order it happened. It's done when your friends are done. If that sounds like a worse Instagram, good. It is.
Your feed is your friends, newest first. Nobody paid to be there, and nothing in it was generated.
TikTok is built to never end. Near's feed ends when your friends stop posting. Then go outside.
You only see people you actually see. If it's not on Near, you were probably there.
Near is made for iPhone.
which one is the pier photo
next time you're driving us all
deal. sunday?