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MapRaiders is the local community app built around physical presence. Walk your neighbourhood, claim your streets, and connect with the people who share them.
Join the Early Access ListYou've lived in your neighbourhood for years, maybe decades. You know the streets, the shortcuts, the corner store that keeps the best hours. But that local knowledge has nowhere to live. Community apps are either impersonal bulletin boards or social media feeds that bury the local in the global.
Nextdoor is good for lost-cat posts. It doesn't help you meet the people who walk the same park every morning. It doesn't let a group of neighbours hold their block together. It doesn't give you a reason to explore the two streets you've always driven past.
MapRaiders is the local community app that only works if you actually show up.
MapRaiders is a GPS territory MMO with a deep social layer. Your neighbourhood becomes a game world where physical presence is the only form of participation. The map belongs to whoever walks it.
Every block you walk can become territory you own on the MapRaiders map. Your presence in your neighbourhood translates directly into map control.
Drop voice recordings anchored to specific spots — a great dog park, a quiet reading bench, a Friday farmers market. Local knowledge, permanently placed.
MapRaiders' clan system lets neighbours group up to hold territory together. A block association, a dog-walking group, a building's tenants — any real community can organise.
MapRaiders shows your territory, not your live location. You can claim your neighbourhood without sharing your home address or real-time movements with strangers.
"I'd lived on my street for three years and barely knew anyone. Within two weeks of MapRaiders, my neighbour and I were texting about territory defence. We'd never spoken before. We hold the whole northwest corner now." — Priya S., neighbourhood coordinator, Brooklyn NY (Beta)
MapRaiders launches soon. Early access players have the map to themselves before the neighbourhood fills up. Sign up now.
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