Exciting rebranding coming.
Exciting features coming too.
The platform has been running super table for the last few months. MAU increasing. Only way is up! 🆙
We’re opening up Hyper to external users.
If you want early access, join the waitlist: https://t.co/ZbVD9WXIWq
It's the time to build the best location based social commerce network.
And a new geo location social network is born.
First production check in on Hyper @GetHyperApp
For too too long we’ve lived in the 1.0 check in era. This space has not innovated one iota. It’s time to give it a bump.
This is the line in the sand and we innovate from here.
The hardest part about building local isn’t the tech.
It’s solving…
Empty maps. Cold starts, and making sure the first 100 people don’t feel like beta testers.
We’re thinking a lot about that first 100.
Your neighbourhood already has a social network.
It’s called:
* the bar staff
* the barista
* the regulars
We’re just trying to make that network a tiny bit more visible.
We’re not here to build yet another feed.
We’re here to make it ridiculously easy to:
➡️ See what’s on nearby
➡️ Rally your crew
➡️ Unlock little perks for showing up
That’s all we’ll say… for now 👀
We’re quietly collecting stories about:
⌚️ Last-minute hangs
🫥 Hidden menu items
🙌🏻 You had to be there nights
One day soon, your phone will be better at catching those moments.
Some apps want you scrolling at home.
We want you out:
🏃♀️ walking
🍜 eating
🍻 having one more
If we do our job right, you’ll spend less time in our app, not more.
Hot take:
Your neighbourhood doesn’t need more ads.
It needs more signals; tiny hints that something fun, useful, or surprising is happening nearby.
We’re working on that layer.
We’re building for:
The bartender who knows all the regulars
The café that has a quiet mid-week special
The crew who just want “somewhere good, near us, now”
If that’s you, we’re thinking about you a lot.
Quietly shipping, loudly learning.
Talking to locals, venue owners, and crews that actually go out, not just people on slides.
If it doesn’t work on a busy Friday night, it doesn’t work.
Design principle we keep coming back to:
Show me what matters in 5 seconds or less.
Phones are crowded. Your attention is precious. Our job is to earn it, not waste it.
We believe:
Friends’ recommendations > anonymous star ratings.
Real moments > polished reviews
Context > noise.
So we’re building around that.
Carefully.
We’re experimenting with tiny nudges, not loud notifications.
Less “HEY COME BACK TO THE APP”
More “Hey, something nearby just got interesting, if you’re already out.”
We’re quietly testing an idea:
What if “what’s happening nearby” wasn’t a spreadsheet of events…
…but felt more like a living, breathing stream of the city?