Echo

Echo is an app for watching live what's happening near you.

Open Echo and see what's happening right now in your city, recorded by whoever is there. No need to search: what's happening is already there.

WHAT YOU'LL SEE

What's happening a few blocks away from you at this moment: a concert, a party, the atmosphere in a square, the line outside, a game at the bar, a closed street. If someone is broadcasting it, it appears in your feed.

And when the live stream ends, the video remains there for those who joined late.

GOING LIVE TAKES TWO TAPS

Open Echo, tap the center button, and people with the app open near you can see you. You can switch cameras, turn on the flash, and read the comments without leaving the live stream.

When you close the stream, the video is automatically published to your feed. No editing or uploading required.

YOU DON'T NEED FOLLOWERS

You're only seen by people who are near you. On Echo, it's not about how many people follow you: what matters most is where something is happening and how long ago it started.

THE MAP

See where something is happening before you join. The map shows what's being broadcast around you, so you can see at a glance what each area is like.

FREE, AND REALLY FREE

Downloading and using it costs nothing: there are no subscriptions, no paid features, and nothing to buy within the app. There are no ads either.

NOTHING HERE IS FROM YESTERDAY

Echo isn't a feed of edited videos from all over the world. It's what's happening right now, just a few blocks away from you, without production or editing. What determines what you see is where you are and what just started.

Echo works everywhere: you always see what's being broadcast closest to you. The more people in your area use it, the more live streams you'll find.

What's happening near you, live.