D.U.C.K.Features
Nothing here is a concept. Every card below is running on a phone today.
Friends you've accepted see roughly where each other are while the app is open: who stayed, who moved on. Sessions are invite-only: a friend who is already in has to bring you in. Ghost Mode turns sharing off completely.
One tap sends a private live-location link to one person: a roommate, a partner, a parent. It stops when you end the session. It shares where you are; it doesn't watch over you, and never alerts anyone by itself. That's what 911 is for.
Downtown, live. Where the night is actually happening tonight, not where a review site thinks it is.
The social memory of the night: who you were out with, where you went, what the semester looked like. The part you open on Sunday.
There's also a chat room every user can read. It's the riskiest thing in the app, so it carries a word filter, reporting and blocking on every message, published Community Guidelines with stated review times, and a real appeals route. If we can't moderate it properly at our size, we'll cut it rather than pretend.
The basics
What it runs on, what it costs, and who it's for.
We're letting in 15–20 friend groups in State College this fall.
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