Get a heads up when you cross paths with a friend

Quick answer

To get notified when you cross paths with a friend, save where they live and let your phone compare your position to that spot locally, alerting you only when you get close.

Crossing paths with a friend by accident is rare in a big city, but it stops being random if your phone knows where they live. Save a friend's place to a private list. As you move through your day, the app measures the gap between you and that saved spot. When the gap closes, you get a quiet alert. No live map of either person, no shared trail, just a nudge that says someone is around the corner.

In one sentence

Parages pings you when you pass near a friend. It tracks nobody.

How it works

1

Add your friends

Their neighborhood, not their exact address. Only you see your list, and nothing is shared.

2

Live your life

No continuous tracking, no shared location. Parages sleeps in your pocket.

3

Get a hello

You pass near a friend, and your phone says “You’re 300 m from Thomas 👋”. Right when it matters.

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Frequently asked questions

You note roughly where your friends live. Your phone watches for when you come within a few hundred metres of one of them and sends a quiet notification. No one shares a live location.

Yes, that is the whole design. The proximity check runs locally on your phone, so you are alerted while your position never leaves the device.

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