MAU

Most location-sharing apps show your position as a pin on a map. MAU shares only how you are spending your time, such as “Studying at the library” or “Relaxing.” Users give familiar places a name and define the surrounding area. The phone then converts their current location into that name without sending exact coordinates outside the device. Friends connect through personal codes rather than a searchable name or ID, helping users build a private network around people they have met in person.

Before development, I established consistent rules for typography, color, buttons, and other reusable interface elements. I built the app with Flutter, Dart, and Firebase for both iOS and Android.