Owl vs YapSpot

Owl is a World Wide, Real Time iPhone app to help its user's relocate missing, lost, runaway, abducted children, teenagers, mentally challenged and elderly who suffer memory loss or any such other ailments. User's create accounts and upload details of their dependents, upload current photos of those dependents and in the unwanted event a loved one is lost, open those saved details, update specific details; current location, date and time and initiate your alert to the user group. Other Owl users receive your alerts and are identified in a user map with contact information and people can begin to coordinate search efforts and recover those lost.

Picture this: you're walking through a park you've passed a hundred times. This time, your phone buzzes — softly, automatically, no tapping required — and a stranger's voice starts telling you about the day they proposed on that exact bench, twenty years ago. You keep walking. A block later, another voice picks up: a local teenager's rant about the best taco truck in the city, left right where it's parked. That's YapSpot. Every place has stories. We just never got to hear them — until now. YapSpot lets you record your voice and pin it to the exact spot you're standing in. Anyone who later passes within range hears it automatically — playback is continuous, like a music stream, no searching or tapping required. It's the audio equivalent of graffiti: temporary or permanent, public or private, left for whoever walks by next. Think Twitter/X, meets CB radio, meets Maps. Every pin is a voice. Patented. US Patent 9305020.