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The last feed map

that’s actually real.

Nino! /ˈniːnoː/ NEE-noh

Nearby Instant News Observer!

In a world of infinite content, when AI generates everything and nobody knows what's real, Nino! is where humans report what they actually see, pinned on a NewsMap, stamped with proof, sent to people nearby. Clear boundaries, shared understanding and content provenance.

Nearby alerts.

You’d want to know.

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Research shows bystanders don't fail to help out of indifference. They fail because they lack information and doubt their impact. Nino! was built to remove both.

The moment you alert, everyone within 500m knows something real is happening near them.

Nino! is the first verified eyewitness alert system built on peer-reviewed bystander psychology.

The story

doesn’t end.

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Every capture has its own public chat. The people who are there, talking about what they see. Helping each other.

Participate in the chat or read the full story without leaving. Link previews bring articles directly into Nino!

And when you need to talk privately, your 1:1 chats are E2E encrypted by the Signal Protocol.

Trusted by activists worldwide.

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One city

Not 69 group chats.

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No admins. No algorithms. No "can someone add me." Just everyone who lives where you live, in one place. Your city was always talking. Now you can hear it.

Drop-in other cities too by gliding on the map!

Proof of Presence.

Signed by Nino!

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Nino!’s Camera is cryptographically signing every media live: What3Words Location, Time & C2PA. Authenticity baked in.

Earn a verified badge on LinkedIn and Behance when you share. Recognised across all major social platforms. C2PA is a standard backed by Adobe, BBC, Microsoft, Google, Meta & Sony.

Nino! is a contributing member.

Nino! for Newsrooms

The News Connector

of the world.

Every day, Nino!'s editorial team curates verified media from conflict zones, protests, disasters and moments of human significance — sourced carefully and attributed.

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Built for those

who show up!

Nino! is the collective nervous system of your city.

Built on peer-reviewed bystander psychology.

Verified by cryptographic proof.

  • In the 2010 Haiti earthquake, the biggest barrier to saving lives wasn't willingness. It was knowing where to go.

    Crowdsourced platforms like Ushahidi mapped locations where help was needed — and foreign relief operations used that data to direct rescue teams on the ground. The research is clear: verified, location-stamped civilian reporting saves lives and saves money by putting resources exactly where they're needed.

    Nino! is that system. Built into every phone. Active before the disaster declaration. Verified before the first responder arrives.

    The most expensive mistake in emergency response is sending help to the wrong place. Nino! makes sure that never happens.

  • A verified photo. An exact What3Words location. A 500m alert to everyone nearby. First responders arrive faster when citizens become the first layer of response.

    Nino! was built on peer-reviewed bystander psychology. It's not a news app that happens to save lives. It's an emergency tool that happens to be a news app.

  • C2PA-signed images that hold up in court and on front pages. Geofacts are tamper-evident by design — change one pixel and the signature breaks. Proof, not just pictures.

    For the first time, newsrooms have a verified, decentralized network of eyewitnesses. Not tips. Not unverified social posts. Cryptographically signed ground truth.

  • A water main bursts. A crowd forms. An incident unfolds.

    City officials currently piece this together from late, unverified social posts or pay for fragmented tools that don't talk to each other. One for alerts. One for community. One for incident reporting. None verified.

    Nino! replaces all three. Verified, cryptographically signed reports from citizens the moment they happen. Mass alerts to everyone within 500m. A unified community map your residents already use.

    One platform. Ground truth. In real time. For free.

  • Your team is on the ground. Something's happening two blocks away. Nobody knows if it's safe to move.

    Nino! gives corporate security and risk teams verified, location-stamped situational awareness in real time. Not rumours. Signed, timestamped.

    Nino!'s first integrated dataset is ReliefWeb — the United Nations' global disaster intelligence service. Real-time crisis data from every corner of the world, layered directly onto your map.

    Know before it reaches you.

  • A safety incident near the dorms.

    A medical emergency nobody announced.

    University safety teams currently rely on one-directional alerts that arrive too late, and students find out from Instagram stories posted 40 minutes after the fact.

    Nino! gives campuses a shared verified map in real time. Cryptographically signed incident reports. Mass alerts to everyone within the campus the moment something happens.

    The campus finds out together. At the same time. On record.

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Know what’s happening.

Prove you were there!

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