The Location Privacy Charter
In Germany, when a resident decides to sell a bicycle, an old guitar, or a dining table, they should never have to surrender their family's privacy to the open internet.
For over two decades, traditional online listing forums have operated with a reckless assumption: that in order to facilitate a local trade, an individual must broadcast their exact geographic coordinates or reveal their front door address to total strangers.
This practice is fundamentally broken. It invites doorstep theft, unwanted drop-ins, and invasive surveillance.
The 0% Coordinate Exposure Standard
On our platform, we enforce an uncompromising engineering invariant: 0% Coordinate Exposure.
- Neighborhood-Scale Fuzzing: When you anchor your item, the platform mathematically displaces your position within a randomized ~500-meter neighborhood perimeter. Strangers see that an item is available in your neighborhood or near a civic landmark in Metropolis, but never your specific street number or apartment building.
- Daylight Public Meeting Points: Transactions should not occur on quiet private driveways. We encourage all residents across Germany to coordinate handshakes at high-foot-traffic public transit hubs, civic centers, or daylight market squares.
- Zero Data Brokerage: We do not track your movement across the web, compile behavioral advertising profiles, or sell location telematics to third-party data brokers.
By respecting human privacy at the architectural level, we restore the quiet dignity of neighborhood commerce in Metropolis and beyond.
All physical transactions settle 100% directly between peers. The platform exercises zero financial custody, holds zero escrow, charges 0% sales commission, and assumes zero liability for physical meetups or merchandise condition. All peer listings are offered strictly AS-IS. Buyers and sellers are solely responsible for inspecting merchandise in broad daylight in public community areas before completing payment.