Say hi. The Bay Area texts back.
Text Subtext, share your location in Find My, and you're done. No app, no account. It works anywhere in the Bay Area, and texts back with what's around you.
Notes are hidden all over the city.
People leave tips right where they're standing. Subtext tells you which way, and each note opens when you get there.
A friend is close? It asks you both.
Add friends by number. When you're both out and close, Subtext asks you both, and only picks a spot if you both say yes.
Sit down to eat. Get the inspection report.
Stay somewhere for a few minutes and Subtext works out where you are, then checks the health department's latest record.
Walk into the mall. Get the codes.
Subtext reads the stores' own pages for what's on today, so the codes are real and the source comes with them.
Settle in. The Wi-Fi password is already here.
People share the Wi-Fi wherever they go: tell Subtext, or snap a photo of the sign. Turn on Wi-Fi texts, and it arrives a minute after you settle in.
Remind me when I get home.
Save home, work, or the gym by name. Ask for a reminder at a time, when a place opens, or when you get somewhere. Or ask Subtext to watch a place and text you when it changes.
Ask for anything. Get there.
It's a real conversation. Ask for a quiet coffee, a vegetarian dinner, or a pharmacy that's open, and it sends directions from where you're standing.
Every block has a backstory.
Linger anywhere and Subtext tells you what happened there, and shows you the corner you're standing on a hundred years ago.
Change anything by just saying it.
Text "wait 10 minutes", "pause", or "delete me". Your location is never shared unless you and a friend both say yes.
You're in.
Messages should be open. If not, tap below and send "hi".
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