The App

One map. Four games. Zero signup.

HoldSPOT looks like a map, but it plays like four games at once: a territory war, an economy, a project market and a trust system. Here is what each one feels like.

Markers

Claim the world, one sticky note at a time

A marker is your claim on the map — a sticky note with a category, a message and a Visibility score. Visibility is health: raise it with boosts and support from your own territory. Buy decorations from the shop and your spot shines for the whole world to see.

  • 25 marker types Each category has 5 subcategories — from Buy, Sell, Dating and Gatherings to Alerts and Orientation.
  • Say it your way Use any emojis and place ASCII art blocks in your message.
  • Markers fight back In the battle system you fight other people's markers — and they fight yours.
  • Upgrade everything The shop has numerous items, potions and utilities that can upgrade your markers.
  • Take CARE of your markers Someone may kill them while you sleep!
HoldSPOT application screenshot — a marker popup on the world map
Any point on Earth

Place markers anywhere — your street, your city, a mountain you love.

Visibility is power

Higher visibility means bigger territory, stronger tangles and more presence on the map.

Five archetypes

Merchant, Explorer, Diplomat, Artisan, Sentinel — 25 marker types across five families.

Battles

Visibility changes hands, live

The battles contest any marker head-on. Win and you strip Visibility from their spot; lose and you feed theirs. At zero, a marker dies and its territory opens again. Quests, bounties and weekly campaigns keep the war moving — and the world boss appears once an hour, unannounced, with improved loot chances for whoever wins against him.

Bounties are a call for action when an archetype becomes more powerful or weaker than it should be. Hunt is when a certain archetype becomes too powerful, protect is for the weakest, and nest is a hunt against a group of same-archetype markers that gained too much Visibility in a small zone.

Real stakes, no armies

No hit points, no units — the currency of war is attention itself.

Bounty hunts

When one archetype rules too hard, the system prices its downfall. Big strikes pay instantly.

The world boss

A communal piñata with 4,000 Visibility — catch its window, land the win, get the loot.

HoldSPOT application screenshot — the battle arena
Liquidity

Escrowed in offers, traded in the marketplace, staked on projects.

Value

Backed by the system reserve — the bank, loans and exchange draw from it.

Engagement

The activity token — earned by playing, spent on boosts and services.

The economy

Three tokens, one honest ledger

Everything you earn is one of three tokens: Liquidity for trading, Value for worth, Engagement for presence. Every mint, spend, escrow and refund lands on a single public ledger — and the balances of every player are simply the sum of that ledger. No hidden mints, no admin magic, no pay-to-win.

HoldSPOT application screenshot — the Finance tab with the reserve and the exchange

SCALES & trust

Find the right people — then let strangers check the work

SCALES is the marketplace for personal project management (PPM): describe what you need, and workers respond with blind scores and contingency offers that are matched against your declared priorities. Award the best one, and the workers receive your contact details. Simple, effective, and clean. From time to time, our system uses strangers to audit whether declared priorities matched from both sides’ perspectives. If six agree, a STAR is awarded.

HoldSPOT application screenshot — a SCALES project with scored offers
Blind scored offers

Both sides declare priorities; the score is arithmetic, not persuasion.

Blind peer audits

Random strangers grade awarded projects. Nothing is public until consensus.

The earned star

The only reputation badge in the game — granted by consensus, never by purchase.

Ready?

The map is live — your spot is not taken yet

Every second you wait, someone else can claim the place you had in mind.

Play Now No signup — you're on the map in 10 seconds.