How It Works

Step 1 — Explore

Open Chronicleer to view story markers around you.

Step 2 — Record

Tap Record Story, capture it in video or audio, and anchor it to your location.

Step 3 — Approval

The story enters 3-moderator review for quality and authenticity.

Step 4 — Live on Map

Once approved, it becomes part of the permanent global archive.

Step 5 — Engage

Once approved, it becomes part of the permanent global archive.

Geo-Anchored Story Markers

Record a story—video or audio—and permanently attach it to a physical location.

Locations gain a layered timeline of community stories, official histories, and cultural narratives.

When users approach a story location, the app notifies them instantly.

“A story has been recorded here.”

To maintain authenticity and safety, every new story must be approved by three community moderators before going live.

This prevents trolling, pranks, and misinformation.

Users rate how plausible or credible a story feels.

Scores create transparency without silencing folklore, local legends, or Indigenous oral traditions.

Anyone who has heard or researched the story can press Verify.
Some verifications count more:

  • Local historians
  • Indigenous elders
  • Archivists
  • Museum officials
  • Municipality accounts
  • Long-time locals

This forms Chronicleer’s knowledge-weighted trust network.

Users can discuss factual corrections, share memories, debate interpretations, or expand on details without the noise of general social media.

Chronicleer recognizes expertise with organic, trust-building tiers:

  • Wayfinder – new explorers
  • Chronicler – consistent contributors
  • Historian – high-credibility stories
  • Local Elder – regionally trusted
  • Master Archivist – municipal or academic authority
  • Culture Bearer – Indigenous or lineage-verified contributors

These help users immediately identify trusted voices.

A map layer that visualizes credibility across regions:

  • 🔵 Highly verified historical areas
  • 🟢 Well-trusted local stories
  • 🟡 Mixed reliability
  • 🟠 Disputed zones
  • 🔴 Low-believability narratives

An entirely new way to view the truth landscape of the world.

Lift your phone and see stories layered over the world in real-time: floating markers, translucent overlays, and story panels.

Perfect for tourism, education, and walking tours.