Private is the default
No blanket “share all.” Public is an explicit choice.
Placing the memories on the map…
Trips end with hundreds of photos spread across camera rolls, group chats, and shared albums. The files survive, but the shape of the day disappears: which street came first, where the light changed, and who was there.
That context already exists inside every memory. Place, time, and people are not metadata to hide; they are the story.
A photo is worth more when it stays attached to the place and the people it came from.
DropLine is the map we wanted: private by default, shared deliberately, and public only at the level you choose.
We are building a durable home for small maps—family maps, friend maps, and personal histories—not another feed that asks you to perform for strangers.
No blanket “share all.” Public is an explicit choice.
Subscriptions align the product with the people using it.
Export, correction, and deletion should be findable and understandable.