Amazing!
Really cool app!!
Cute app!
A funny thing to try. Love the ar function attached to the photo!
Hey there
Great job making this app! Very meaningful for life 🥰
Finally, an AR for everybody and feels right
I’ve been following Aako since the beta days, and it’s incredible to finally see it live on the App Store. The design is clean and beautiful—no clutter, no information overload. The AR interaction feels intuitive and genuinely fresh. I’ve tried a lot of mixed reality products, and this is by far the most optimistic and grounded one I’ve seen. It actually made me feel excited about the metaverse again. A lot of that hype felt like the final chapter of a book no one finished—Aako feels like the real beginning. It works beautifully on a phone, and I can totally imagine it on a headset. Thank you for making this app—I can’t wait to see what’s next.
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The world is no longer flat. Aako proves it.
You know that feeling when you’re walking down a quiet street and wish you could leave something behind—not just a photo, but a moment? That’s Aako. I didn’t think I needed a new way to connect with the world until I tried this app. Now my reality feels… layered.
Aako lets you drop AR “Echoes”—little audio-visual time capsules—right where you are. Like modern graffiti, but for special time. I left one on a cliff in mountain, and weeks later, someone responded to it. It felt like shouting into the void and hearing a whisper back. Goosebumps.
It’s like Instagram had a baby with Pokémon GO, but the baby grew up and got feelings.
Instead of mindless scrolling, you’re walking, discovering, and sometimes standing still just to absorb a stranger’s Echo. You hear laughter in an alley, music on a rooftop, a confession under a tree. And you can leave your own.
The AR feels silky, and the geolocation is spooky accurate. I once followed a bubble through a park and found a memory someone left about their grandma’s cooking. I stood there, reading it, smelling fried dough from a nearby vendor, and yeah—I teared up. A little.
Aako doesn’t just help you make memories. It helps you anchor them.
To a place. To a time. To a you that might not exist tomorrow.
Honestly, if Black Mirror had a wholesome episode, Aako would be in it.
Aako lets you drop AR “Echoes”—little audio-visual time capsules—right where you are. Like modern graffiti, but for special time. I left one on a cliff in mountain, and weeks later, someone responded to it. It felt like shouting into the void and hearing a whisper back. Goosebumps.
It’s like Instagram had a baby with Pokémon GO, but the baby grew up and got feelings.
Instead of mindless scrolling, you’re walking, discovering, and sometimes standing still just to absorb a stranger’s Echo. You hear laughter in an alley, music on a rooftop, a confession under a tree. And you can leave your own.
The AR feels silky, and the geolocation is spooky accurate. I once followed a bubble through a park and found a memory someone left about their grandma’s cooking. I stood there, reading it, smelling fried dough from a nearby vendor, and yeah—I teared up. A little.
Aako doesn’t just help you make memories. It helps you anchor them.
To a place. To a time. To a you that might not exist tomorrow.
Honestly, if Black Mirror had a wholesome episode, Aako would be in it.
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