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Growth · July 5, 2026

TileToday

Claim squares of Earth by physically standing in them

TileToday launched on July 5, 2026 with 4 votes, #6,023 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

What it does

The world is divided into 50×50m squares. To claim one, you have to actually be there. First claim every day is free. Crews let you and your friends mark territory in a shared colour. And the live activity feed shows every claim as it happens, where people have started plugging their own projects, turning the map into a tiny classifieds section of planet Earth. Built solo, browser-based, works in any city on Earth. Most of the planet is still unclaimed, your street probably is too.

The world is divided into 50m squares. Walk there. Claim it. Own a piece of the map.

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