A reminder that fires when you are nearby

Quick answer

The idea behind a geofence reminder is simple: your phone tells you something the moment you arrive somewhere, not three hours too late.

The idea behind a geofence reminder is simple: your phone tells you something the moment you arrive somewhere, not three hours too late. The catch is that most apps doing this want to follow you everywhere. Parages fires the reminder right on your device, sending your location nowhere. You pass near a contact or a spot that matters, and the signal lands. The rest of the time your phone stays quiet and your location stays with you.

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.

Be there at launch.

Parages is coming soon. Drop your email, we’ll tell you first. No spam, just the day it opens.