Nearby network at city precision
Default mode shows useful proximity without handing out an exact pin to everyone in your circle.
Private Radar
Consent-based location sharing for trusted circles
Private Radar is a consent-based location layer for friends, teams, and trusted circles. Share rough proximity by default, switch on exact pings only when needed, and launch with the trust story of ConsentKeys OIDC on flowstate.market.
The core sell is not “location tracking.” It is trust-preserving visibility with clear consent boundaries.
Example screenshots
These are the screen stories that make demand legible: private-by-default presence, temporary exact pings, and a trust-aware sign-in story through ConsentKeys.
Default mode shows useful proximity without handing out an exact pin to everyone in your circle.
Turn on precise sharing for a short window when you are actually meeting someone.
The launch story is stronger when private location sharing is visibly tied to a trust layer people recognize.
Why this could break through
Putting Private Radar behind ConsentKeys OIDC and launching it on flowstate.market makes the marketing sharper. It turns a generic location-sharing app into a trust-aware product inside a recognizable ecosystem.
Share city, neighborhood, or exact location only when you explicitly choose to.
Identity and trust come through ConsentKeys OIDC instead of another throwaway auth silo.
Designed for trusted circles, temporary pings, and location sharing that expires cleanly.
Early demand test
If people react to the trust story, the temporary exact ping model, and the ConsentKeys connection, you have demand signal before building the full network product.