Keets App

Keets App

A new way to explore maps

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • May 31, 2026
  • August 21, 2026

Features

Background Location Access

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About

Fog of War, but for the real world. The map around you starts hidden. As you move through your city on foot, the fog lifts — the streets, parks and corners you actually visit are revealed, and everything else stays dark, waiting to be explored. Keets is a play on the German word "Kietz": an area of a city smaller than a district but bigger than a few blocks — a set of streets that share a vibe. Pick one, set it as a quest, and try to reach 100%. • Explore on foot and watch your map uncover in real time • Set quests for any neighbourhood and track your coverage • Your progress syncs across devices when you sign in • Privacy-first — your precise location never leaves your phone How much of your city have you really seen? Start walking and find out.
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What's New in Keets App

1.4

August 21, 2026

This release is mostly about trust: the map behaves, and Keets is straight with you about location. Fixed • The map could freeze or reload itself while you panned around. It doesn't any more. • Your position dot showed the recording colour even while paused. It's now grey when paused and red only while actually recording. • Tapping locate or record could look like nothing happened while GPS was still searching. You now see "Searching for GPS…" straight away, and a clear message if no signal arrives. • The location permission row in Settings kept its old value after you changed the setting on your phone. It updates as soon as you come back. Changed • Paused now means paused. Keets takes no location reading at all unless you ask it to — by recording, tapping locate, or opening Quests. • Keets asks about background location once, explains why first, and doesn't nag afterwards. You can always change it in Settings. • Wording throughout now says exactly what is collected and what it's for, and quotes the location setting the way your phone actually names it.

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