FOG is a fog-of-war map of your real life. Every street you walk is revealed for good — your city, your travels, your whole world, drawn in light you earned on foot.
free to explore · one purchase unlocks everything · never a subscription
No setup, no goals to configure, nothing to maintain. Open the door and the map starts paying attention.
The fog burns away wherever you pass — and stays away. Every errand becomes territory.
Cross into a new country, region, or landmark and it joins your collection. Pokémon, but the Pokédex is Earth.
From Fogbound to Atlas — ranks are paid for in kilometers, and only walking counts.
Every clearing on your map is somewhere your feet have actually been. Stack enough of them and the trail itself becomes a map of your life — one glowing line at a time.
One tap turns it into a share card. Brag responsibly.
FOG does not track you. FOG simply hides the world until you walk it. That's the whole app.
Open FOG and walk. The map starts covered in fog; every street you pass is revealed and stays revealed forever. Come back in a year and your whole walking history is still there, drawn in light. With the one-time unlock you can also import years of old walks from Google Timeline or GPX files.
"Fog of war" is the video-game idea that a map stays hidden until you explore it. FOG applies that to real life: Earth is the map, your feet are the cursor. Unexplored ground is fogged; ground you've walked is permanently clear.
Free to explore — the fog, the map, the collection, and the first ranks cost nothing. One small one-time purchase unlocks unlimited ranks, every character, and history import. There is no subscription and never will be.
No. Your map never leaves your phone. There's no account, no cloud, no analytics, no ads — we couldn't look at your map if we wanted to. Export it anytime; it's yours.
Yes — turn on background exploring and FOG keeps revealing as you walk with the screen off. Everything you covered is waiting on the map the next time you open it.
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