GetMeLost

Where do you want to end up?

Navigation for explorers. The route is always shown. Your position appears only when you ask for it: a ping puts you on the map, and the line you walked follows you there.

The GetMeLost mark: a broken ring with one thread leaving through it

The family

Four ways to get lost.

GML-HND-001Soon

In hand

The app, on your phone.

Maps, routes and the walk itself, in one app. Pick somewhere specific, somewhere interesting, or anywhere.

gmlhnd.iniphi.co.uk

HND in detail
GML-PKT-001In development

Pocketed

The device has the route. The phone is thinking, quietly.

A small e-ink device in your pocket holds the route. You ask for your position; it appears, and the glass keeps the rest.

2.9″ e-ink · GPS · three buttons

PKT in detail
GML-HOM-000Concept

Left at home

Load a route. Leave the phone.

A colour e-ink device that carries the walk on its own, with no phone in the pocket and no signal needed.

7-colour e-ink · on-device

HOM in detail
GML-ARO-000Concept

Around here

A venue's device, with the venue's walks.

For hotels, parks and resorts: named walks, chosen at the terminal, ready on the device. No app. No account.

Venue-provisioned · rental hardware

ARO in detail

Everything is the colour of the ground you are walking on, except the way through.

  • The labelTracks: nothing. Not you, not us.
  • WalkingYour position is not shown. Ask when you want it.
  • The logYou went the long way round. It was worth it.