See who is close to you — right now
Stay a while. The next person to walk in could be the one.
This page invents the people. A browser cannot use Bluetooth the way the app does, so nothing here discovers anyone — it lets you feel how Ahoy behaves before you install the Android test build. The words on the phone are the app’s own.
Each ring is a rough closeness — very close, nearby, in range. Never metres. Which way someone sits means nothing, because Bluetooth cannot give a direction, so the circle keeps turning. Grey faces marked “No Ahoy” are Bluetooth devices without the app; tap one to invite someone.
Press “Someone waves at you”: you are told that someone did, never who. Wave at the people you like — if one of them waved first, it is a match, and only then can you talk. A Super Wave is the one wave they see is from you; one a day is free.
Match, open the chat, press “Someone walks away”, then write. The message waits — with no server there is no honest way to deliver it at a distance. Press “Someone comes back” and it leaves.