WRRU: Where are you?

WRRU: Where are you?

Ask where. Gone in 15 minutes.

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  • Released
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  • February 20, 2026
  • August 27, 2026
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Stop texting "where are you?" and waiting. Ask with one tap, get a real answer in seconds. WRRU is location sharing for the people you actually care about — not a feed, not a tracker. One tap asks. One tap answers. Fifteen minutes later, it's gone. HOW IT WORKS • Ping: one tap asks a friend where they are • Answer: they choose to share — you see their exact spot, battery, and whether they're moving • Gone: every share expires after 15 minutes. No location history, no trail. • Photo: send what you're seeing — full-screen, with a little caption. Gone in 24 hours, saved only if they tap Save. • Say: a mark or a line back — LOVE, HA, WOW, MISS, YES, NO. It goes when everything else does. • Widget: the last photo a friend sent, on your home screen. Clears itself after 24 hours. MADE FOR • Long-distance couples living in different time zones • Finding each other at festivals and crowded places • A quiet "made it home" after a night out • Coordinating pickups without fifty texts PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Sharing is always a choice — nothing is ever sent automatically • No background tracking, no location history, no logs • Runs entirely on Apple's iCloud — no third-party servers, no ads, no data sales • Block anyone, anytime • Built-in health check so you can see your alerts are working A little terminal-styled love letter to knowing your people are okay. WRRU? --- If you value your data, check out Nu11VLT for private media and Defndr for your inbox --- Terms: https://dro1d.org/wrru-terms.html Privacy Policy: https://dro1d.org/wrru.html
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What's New in WRRU

1.5.1

August 27, 2026

Home tells you when somebody has said something. Their block lights up until you've read it, and one tap opens what they said. More conversation, less app. A friend's screen has been rebuilt around the column you actually read — the handle moved up into the top of the screen, the buttons are one line, and there's half as much furniture between you and the last thing that was said. You can see who said what at a glance. Yours sit to the right, theirs to the left. Tap a notification about something somebody said and you land on it, in their thread, instead of on the home screen. A full guide, under your profile. Every screen, and what to do when something isn't behaving. Saving a photo a friend sent you works properly again, and a photo opened a second time comes up with the way out where it should be.

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