Say it.Not who said it.
The “who” stays locked. Pin an anonymous note, read what people around you really think, and watch it all disappear in a day.
- No names, no profiles
- Location blurred to ~1 km
- Wiped after 24 hours
Library crush, day 21. Still haven’t opened a book.
Anonymous · Under 1 km awayBombed the DSA round. Still got the offer.
Anonymous · Within 2 kmWho else is awake right now?
Anonymous · Under 1 km awayCanteen maggi > everything.
Anonymous · Within 5 kmAttendance at 74.9%. Pray for me.
Anonymous · Within 2 km
WiFi dies exactly when the portal opens.
Anonymous · Under 1 km awayBook swap on the main steps, 5pm.
Anonymous · Within 2 kmYellow hoodie at the bus stop. Hi.
Anonymous · Within 5 kmFree chai if you can name the HOD’s cat.
Anonymous · Under 1 km awayPlacement season is a personality test.
Anonymous · Within 2 km
Anonymous by design, not by a setting.
There is no “public profile” to switch off, because there isn’t one. Here’s exactly what a note reveals.
What people see
Golden hour from the Lab 4 terrace during the 5pm break. Worth the stairs.
- The note, its #tag and how long ago it was posted
- A rough distance like “Under 1 km away”
- How many people felt it, and the anonymous replies
What they never see
- Your name, email or account: priya.s@college.edu
- A username, profile, photo of you or follower list
- Your exact location: 28.5449, 77.1926
- Who liked or replied to which note
- Your other notes. Nothing links them together
No names, no profiles
Every note just says “Anonymous”. No usernames, avatars, followers or bios.
Location stays blurry
Rounded to ~1 km on your phone. Others only see “Under 1 km away”.
Gone in 24 hours
Text and photo are wiped after a day. Nothing to dig up later.
Contact info blocked
Numbers, handles and links are stopped before a note goes up.
Every note has a day to live.
Your hostel rant shouldn’t follow you into a placement interview. Drag the slider.
Golden hour from the Lab 4 terrace during the 5pm break. Worth the stairs.
24:00left on the board
Just pinned. Everyone within 15 km can read it.
Four taps from thought to board.
Get in
Google, email, or browse as a guest. Nobody ever sees which.
See what’s nearby
Notes from within ~15 km, newest first. Filter by #tag or search.
Pin a note
300 characters, a #tag, and a photo if you want. Posted as “Anonymous”.
Feel, reply, share
Hearts and threaded replies, all anonymous. Share a note as a card.
Test Lokr before everyone else.
The Android beta is open to early testers. Break it, tell us what’s wrong, and get paid back in premium.
- Request accessFill the form with the email you want the APK on.
- Install the APKWe email you the Android beta to install.
- Send feedback and bugsYour APK email has a link to report bugs and feedback, or write to support@lokr.app.
Testers who send feedback get Lokr’s upcoming premium features free.
Our thank-you for the bug reports. Premium isn’t out yet; when it launches, active beta testers get it at no cost.
Anonymous isn’t lawless.
Every note and reply is checked before it posts. If something’s blocked, you’re told why and can edit it.
Having a hard time?
Posts about feeling low are never blocked or punished. Lokr shows you free, 24×7 support:
Tele-MANAS 14416or 1-800-891-4416
Questions, answered straight.
What is Lokr?
Lokr is an anonymous, location-based Android app where people pin short notes that others within about 15 km can read; notes show no names or profiles and are wiped after 24 hours. It is in early beta, built in India, starting with college students.
Can anyone find out who wrote a note?
Other people can’t. A note shows its text, tag, time and a rough distance like “Under 1 km away”. No name, username, email, profile or exact location, and nobody can see who liked it. Inside Lokr, notes are linked to your account so we can enforce the rules; we only look at that for safety reports and legal requests.
What happens to a note after 24 hours?
Its text and photo are wiped from the board at 24 hours. The record, with its replies and likes, is deleted within about a day after that. There is no archive.
Does Lokr know where I am?
Only roughly. Your phone rounds your location to about 1 km before sending it, and our server adds random noise on top. Other people only ever see a distance bucket.
What can’t I post?
Phone numbers, emails, handles, links (except .ac.in/.edu/.gov.in sites), abuse, threats, hate or sexual content. The filter catches most of it before it posts and tells you why. See the Moderation page.
How do I get it?
Lokr is an Android beta right now. Request beta access with your email and we’ll email you the APK to install. The Nearby board is live today; College and Work boards are coming.
What do beta testers get?
Send us feedback and bug reports while you test, and you’ll get Lokr’s upcoming premium features free when they launch. Premium isn’t out yet.
People near you are talking. Anonymously.
Get the Android beta by email. Send us your feedback and bugs, and premium is on us when it launches.