Tinytown vs Map Buddy

Tinytown is the best way for you and your neighbors to stay in touch and have fun together. FIND YOUR VILLAGE Whether you want to join a neighborhood potluck, a dog-walking group, or a LAN party, Tinytown makes it easy to discover and build the local communities that matter most to you. BUILT FOR FUN, NOT ARGUING We're big believers in bringing people together through the power of fun so we're throwing out the toxic News Feed and saying no to the endless doomscrolling. Tinytown is designed from the ground up to help you make new friends and not for arguing with strangers. NO FUNNY BUSINESS We’re leaving the annoying ads and creepy data-mining to the other guys. There are no ads on Tinytown and your data is never shared with anyone. If we ever need money to keep the lights on, we can always sell our precious Beanie Babies. For more information, please visit: https://about.tinytown.app Join our Discord: https://ttown.app/discord Follow us on Twitter: @GetTinytown Join our community on Reddit: r/TinytownApp

Map Buddy™ lets you discover, subscribe, and create interactive maps. Use it to find food trucks, garage sales, good coffee, and more! Plan your next friendly scavenger hunt or leave surprise notes for your loved ones. Maps that you subscribe to are visible on your home map. Map Buddy is your one stop place to view all of the things that you find interesting in a single place. Map Buddy comes with a curated list of automatically updated maps. This includes Earthquakes and data sourced from San Francisco municipal sources, such as 311, 911, and fire department calls. More curated maps are added constantly! The Great Lakes Bay Region Alliance uses Map Buddy to host their STEM Passport program and to promote partnered STEM locations with Michigan students. Note that Radar Chat has been renamed to Map Buddy! The functionality of the app hasn’t changed much: you can still use Map Buddy to leave digital messages attached to physical locations. However, we feel the new name better conveys the utility that people have found with the app, not to mention “Radar Chat” never really gave users the ability to “chat”.