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A person enters a lively neighborhood courtyard where nearby conversations and everyday plans are already unfolding

The social layer around you

Aiiioli

Your social radius, wherever you go.

See the thoughts, voices, people, and plans around you. Everything is tied to a real place and close enough to become part of your day.

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A THOUGHT FROM THE CAFEA VOICE FROM THE PARKSOMEONE HEADING YOUR WAYA PLAN FOR LATERA PLACE WORTH KNOWINGA FAMILIAR FACE
A person shares an ordinary thought from a park while neighborhood life continues nearby

01 / Here, not everywhere

Say it where it means something.

Share a cafe thought, a campus question, or a voice note from the park. Ordinary moments reach the people who share the place.

A newcomer arrives at a campus entrance and notices the nearby people and conversations already there

02 / Your radius moves

New place. Familiar feeling.

At home, at work, across town, or somewhere new, your nearby layer changes with you.

Three neighbors turn a nearby post into an easy courtyard plan

03 / Close enough to become real

A post can turn into plans.

Coffee after class, a walk after work, or a tennis hit can begin with one nearby post. Small posts become real moments because the people seeing them are already close.

04 / How it works

Post here. See what comes back.

Each post belongs to a real place and reaches one nearby circle.

  1. 1
    Share something.

    A thought, photo, voice, question, offer, or plan.

  2. 2
    Give it a place.

    Every post belongs somewhere real.

  3. 3
    Let nearby people find it.

    People inside the half-mile radius can reply, connect, and take it offline.

An Aiiioli iPhone demo feed showing test posts tied to Boston Public Garden and nearby walking distance
  1. Place attachedBoston Public Garden anchors the feed.
  2. Distance visibleA two-minute walk stays part of the context.
  3. Reply in contextThe next action stays close to the post.
Public demo image. Test content. Captured .
Two neighbors meet at a shared apartment entrance during blue hour

05 / People, not handles

Know a little before you say hi.

A little shared context makes it easier to decide who feels worth meeting.

Place context
Posts stay connected to a real place and a nearby radius.
Profile context
Names, photos, and shared context help before you reply.
Private follow-up
When you choose to continue, coordination moves into messaging.
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A neighborhood cafe corner holds several ordinary moments at blue hour

06 / The long view

Places can remember.

A bench, a corner, or a cafe can hold the voices and moments people leave there. Today Aiiioli lives on your phone. Over time, it can grow into a human layer of memory across the physical world.

Start with where you are.

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