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Search any place above, or tap ⌖ to survey where you are. You'll get a real report of every invisible layer this network has recorded inside that boundary, measured against the rest of the world it has covered.

What these numbers mean

Active nodes are phones that have mined in the given window. Tiles are real H3 hexagons, roughly 0.1 km² each, and one counts as scanned only after a phone physically passed through it. Nothing here is modelled or interpolated.

Tap any hexagon on the map to see what was actually recorded there.

Why there's no token here

Most networks like this pay you in a coin. We don't, on purpose. A token's value is a bet, a number that can slide toward zero the day the speculation cools, decided by traders who never scanned a single device.

Every bit of coverage you contribute becomes something that can't be inflated or dumped instead: a real tree planted, real ocean plastic funded for removal, real carbon captured, each verified against the provider's own ledger rather than a promise we made ourselves.

Your total only ever goes up. Nothing is spent or deducted when a reward is funded; it's a permanent record of what your phone caused to happen in the real world.

Confirmed by the provider

Every figure traces to a real 1ClickImpact call that actually succeeded. Never a live poll of their API on page load, which turned out to be an expensive way to show the same number.

Queued by mining, since the reset

These two counts measure different things. Above is the provider's lifetime ledger, including impact funded by hand before per-node attribution existed. This list counts only what mining itself pushed over a whole unit since the local log was reset on 10 Aug 2026.

Tree and carbon conversions use USDA Forest Service and EPA-derived averages, not invented figures. See the privacy page for the full methodology.
Tap a hexagon on the map to inspect it. You'll see how many devices were seen there, how much coverage it's worth today, and how many nodes have ever passed through.