Your World, Marked.
Pillars of light over the places and people that matter.
Hold up your phone and Pylur Lens shows a glowing beam over your saved places, your friends and your squad — like a waypoint in a game, even 100 miles away.
Four layers, one view
Each kind of beam has its own colour. Switch layers on and off in Lens to see just what you need.
My Pylurs
Places, favorite spots, moments with photos, and your want-to-visit list. Private unless you share them.
Friends
Pylurs and collections friends share with you, one-time pins, and live locations they choose to share.
Squads
Everyone in your squad for the concert or the hike, for as long as the squad lasts.
Discover
Public Pylurs made of Drops — notes and photos left at a spot. Be there to read them.
Find each other in the crowd
Start a Squad for the festival or the hike. Everyone who joins agrees to share their live location with the group until the squad ends — then it stops by itself. Pause or leave any time.
- With one friend, choose how: a one-time pin of where you are, live for a while, or live until you turn it off.
- Add friends by their exact @handle. No public directory, no searching strangers.
- Snaps: capture the Lens view — beams and all — with the camera in the iPhone app.
Drops: you have to be there
Leave a short note or photo at a spot with the iPhone app. Drops near each other form a public Pylur with a gold beam anyone can see in Discover — but the content only unlocks when you're within about 100 feet. Drops fade after a day, so what you find is fresh.
Private by design
Your location is yours. These are rules built into the system, not just a policy.
Only people you choose
Sharing is always off until you turn it on, per friend or per squad. Pause everything with one tap.
Everything can end
Shares can expire, pins expire, squads end by themselves, and you can stop any of them instantly.
No location history
We keep only your latest position while you share. Your Pylurs are never public, and no data is sold.
Ready to light the way?
The iPhone app has the full Lens — with trees and buildings hiding beams realistically — plus Drops, Snaps and background sharing. Try Lens Lite in your phone's browser today.