Good Vibes Only: Kindness Map

A map of small moments of good. See your neighborhood glow, pin the kindness you witness, and measure your city in smiles per hour.

The news is full of what went wrong today. This map is for everything that went right.

Good Vibes Only is a community map of small moments of good. Someone held a door, paid for a stranger's coffee, helped a lost visitor find their train. It happened near you, and now it glows on the map.

HOW IT WORKS • See it: colored clouds grow where good things keep happening. The brighter the glow, the more good stacked up in that spot. • Pin it: saw something good, received it, or did it yourself? Press and hold the map and it glows right where it happened. It takes seconds, and Quick +1 makes it one tap. • Feel it: tap any vibe to read the story. If it makes you smile, tap Felt it too. The glow gets stronger and the vibe lives longer. • Grow your Glow: posting and feeling vibes builds your personal Glow, from New Glow all the way to Beacon. No leaderboards, no followers, no pressure. Just you, glowing.

HOT SPOTS Places earn their glow too. Hot Spots ranks the corners, cafes, and blocks where good vibes are stacking up this week, and the top spot earns the Immaculate Vibes crown. Your city, measured in smiles per hour.

KIND BY DESIGN • Anonymous by default. Your name appears only if you turn it on for a single post. Your own good deeds always stay anonymous • Browsing is free forever. An account is only needed to post or feel vibes. • No ads. No selling your data. No background location tracking. Ever. • Every post passes a good vibes check, so the whole map stays a no-doomscroll zone.

A MAP THAT LIVES Vibes naturally fade after about 90 days unless the community keeps feeling them. What you see is what is glowing now, not an archive of then.

THE FACE Our icon is a real accident. During early testing, pins over Central Park formed a smiling face on the heatmap, and it became the whole identity. Put enough good on a map and it smiles back.

Pin the good you see, the good that finds you, and the good you do. Someone nearby needs to know it happened.