tap.ec vs SuperWorld Map

tap. is a mobile app where entertainment professionals connect, network, and manage their entire entertainment career in the global media and entertainment industry. tap. is a tech company headquartered in Los Angeles, California.

SuperWorld turns the real world into a map you explore with other people. Find places worth going to Open the map and see what people actually recommend near you — cafés, bars, museums, parks, viewpoints — with real photos and the faces of the people who vouched for them. Every place carries what people say about it: the cooking, the ambiance, whether it suits a date or a crowd, roughly what you will spend. Check in when you get there, save the ones you want to come back to, and leave a note for whoever shows up next. Share where you are Post photos and video pinned to the exact spot they happened. Your posts live on the map, not in a feed that forgets them, so anyone standing in the same place can find what you left behind. Follow a feed that knows where you are A home feed of recommendations, check-ins and posts from the people you follow, with a Nearby view for what is happening around you right now. Like, comment and recommend without leaving the card. Own a piece of it Every place on Earth is divided into plots you can buy, collect and trade. Own the block you live on, the café you love, or somewhere you have never been. Talk to the people there City chats connect you to everyone in the place you are visiting. Join before you arrive, ask what is worth doing, and meet people once you land. Activities put something on the calendar — a coffee, a rooftop, a run — and fill it from the map. Ask the map anything SuperWorld AI answers questions about wherever you are pointing: what to eat, what is open, what is worth the walk. Also inside • Worlds — themed collections of places, built by you or by anyone • Apps that run on the map, built by the community • Rewards, daily streaks and a leaderboard as you explore SuperWorld is free to download. Location is used to show what is near you and to verify check-ins; you can turn Explore Mode off at any time.