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Tag: Overview

  • Home — Overview

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  • XR: camera, codes, and 3D

    The XR lab is the creative, camera-facing side. You can capture video, scan QR codes and barcodes, add reels-style overlays, and view objects in 3D, including augmented reality through your camera.

    It is the producer side that the location features build on.

  • Geo: maps and places

    The Geo engine is the shared map and location tool. It draws places and routes on an open map and can answer two simple questions: have you reached a spot, and are you on the right path.

    It is the same spatial engine that other location features build on.

  • Invite: bring people in

    Invite lets you bring a person or a whole group into your circle in one flow. You build a list by typing names or importing them, choose a welcome gift if you like, pick a message, and send.

    The welcome gift you choose is merged into the message automatically, and a live preview shows you how it will look.

  • ID Verification: add trusted evidence

    This hub lets you add verified evidence about a person. The first and strongest step is a government ID check, which acts as the credibility anchor. Other sources such as payment, credit, and references can be added too.

    Each check records a simple, vendor-neutral note of trust, while the original documents are kept safely in your vault.

  • QA Capture: report a problem

    QA Capture lets testers report a bug or share feedback from any screen. A small QA button is available on each surface.

    When you file a report you can set a type and priority, describe the issue, and attach a screenshot. Helpful context such as the page and browser is added for you. Reviewers then triage the reports on a board.

  • Friendship Door: let people know how to reach you

    The Friendship Door is your sociability beacon. With one tap you let your circle know how to reach you right now: Open, Around, or Heads-Down.

    It is a gentle, low-pressure way of saying whether it is a good time to approach you.

  • Circle Games: play together

    Circle Games are simple, friendly games to share with your people. They include Daily Word, Trivia Together, Check-In, and Story Chain.

    The games keep your progress on your own device, so you can jump in and out whenever you like.

  • Daisy: talk and chat

    Daisy is here to help. You can type a question or tap the microphone to speak, and Daisy answers you. She can also read her replies out loud, and her face moves along as she speaks.

    Daisy answers from a set knowledge base on this device. She is not a cloud service listening in.