Deylo.

Someone left something for you.
You'll have to go get it.

Deylo is a message you have to walk to.

Want in?
you
locked · a short walk away
How it works
placed

The drop

Pick a place that means something. Leave a message there for one person. That's a drop.

somewhere like
the bench outside the librarythe bus stop you both hatethe kitchen at the last partythe corner where you missed each otherrow three of the 8 amthe good taco place
waiting · a short walk away

The walk

They get a notification, but not the message. To read it, they have to walk to the spot.

opened

The reply

When they open it, you feel it.

They reply, and you know the moment it landed.

Then it's their turn.

Deylo is invite only. One community, right now. The only way in is someone already inside.

A community is a real place and the people in it. A university, a neighbourhood, a town. We open one at a time.

Everyone inside can invite a few people they know. If you know someone on Deylo, ask them. If you don't, tell us where you are.

Have a code? Open the link it came in, or enter it here.

Where should we go next?

Tell us your community. When enough people from one place want in, that's where we open next.

The board fills in as people add their community. Numbers show at 25.

checked at unlock · not kept

We check where you are when you're opening a drop. That's it.

No background tracking. Deylo never records where you go, never shows your location to anyone, and never attaches it to anything you send. Your location is read when you open a drop, and it isn't kept.

If you choose, your phone can nudge Deylo when you walk near a drop, the same way it wakes any app for a reminder. That's optional. Say no and nothing changes but the nudge.

Nobody gets a map of you. The person who left the drop learns one thing: that it opened.