Shake Social

shake is the social network you can't use alone.

meet someone? shake your phones together. that's it — you're connected. no usernames to spell out, no QR codes, no "what's your @". if you weren't actually there, it doesn't count.

EVERY SHAKE, REMEMBERED your feed is a running history of real-life moments: who shook with who, who just met, whose group shake went off. tap the heart when you were there (or wish you were).

YOUR NETWORK, MAPPED every person you've shaken with becomes a node in your graph — a living map of your real-world network, and your friends' friends one hop out. watch it grow every time you go outside.

KEEP THE STREAK ALIVE shake with the same person on different days and you build a streak. miss a day or two? it survives. go quiet for longer? it doesn't. choose your people wisely.

CLIMB THE RANKS leaderboards for streaks, connections, shakes, recruits, and the biggest group shakes. in new york? your neighborhood is competing too — every shake puts your block on the map.

SUMMON YOUR FRIENDS somewhere good? drop a pin and summon your people. they see where you are, tell you they're coming, and show up "here" the moment you shake.

FIND OUT WHO'S NEARBY turn on friends nearby and shake will nudge you when a connection is close — so you can say hi with your phones. optional, easy on your battery, and off the moment you turn it off.

EARN BADGES there are badges. we're not telling you how to get them. seeing one on a friend's profile is the only hint you'll ever get.

THE DETAILS

• shakes work offline — a friend's phone can vouch for yours until you're back online
• group shakes count everyone in the circle, with live bonus counters that get a little out of hand
• tag a shake with a place ("shook together at the park") — any participant can remove it, and you can turn places off entirely
• privacy controls for who sees your profile, your activity, and your spot on the map
• no ads, no DMs, no feed of strangers. just people you've actually met.

shake only works if you put your phone in someone else's hands' reach. go outside.