Your world becomes
a memory album.
Warp is a planet memory album for people who want more than another dead gallery dump buried inside a phone.
Tap the globe. Choose a place. Save a moment. Build an album around where life actually happened.
The concept is simple and strong: locations become anchors, memories become albums, and your world starts to look like your world instead of a random pile of files.
Warp is now moving through product polish and stabilization, and testing interest is open for people who want early access, updates or a chance to give feedback.
Why Warp stands out
A lightweight, gently rotating globe for your place-based memory albums.
Your album on a living globe
Explore your memories on a smooth 3D globe with crisp stars, pins, labels and direct zoom controls. No 2D map switch.
Locations become memory anchors
Saved places can appear as meaningful points on the globe, turning geography into part of the album experience.
Moments tied to where they happened
Photos and videos stop floating in chaos and start living inside a place-based memory structure.
Memories with structure
Browse saved moments, select a place on the globe and edit its album. Route tracking can save a travelled route as a memory.
Personal identity layer
Modern profile and avatar choices, a local guest mode, and optional email or Google sign-in with Firebase Authentication.
Friend planets and pineapples
Choose memories to share as a code, import a friend's planet snapshot, and send a small 🍍 reaction using your chosen share app. Photos stay on your device.
About the app
Cinematic in feel. Practical in product logic.
Warp is being built as a premium Android-first experience around memory, place and visual identity.
The core idea is not complicated: the user taps the globe, adds a location and creates a memory album with photos or videos. Saved places can appear as pins on the globe, and each saved place can open its own album.
A swipeable globe toolbar brings albums, location, tracking, labels and edit controls together. The planet rotates gently until you interact with it.
Memories and photos are stored locally. Shared friend planets are text and location snapshots exchanged through Android's share sheet. Screenshot protection inside Warp can limit captures on supported Android devices.
Testing & feedback
Early interest is open now.
Want to join the Warp testing wave?
Warp is in stabilization and product-polish mode right now. That makes this the right time for early supporters, testers and curious users to get in touch.
If you want to ask about access, test builds, future rollout or feedback opportunities, use the contact below and put yourself on the radar.
Warp privacy and terms
Clear information about local albums, friend planet snapshots and account deletion.
Warp — Privacy PolicyEffective 25 September 2026 · contact@invictuspdm.uk⌄
Invictus PDM operates Warp. For privacy questions or rights requests, contact contact@invictuspdm.uk. This notice covers the Warp Android app and this website.
Data used in the app
Memories, album names, notes, photos and videos, selected coordinates, routes, profile details, preferences, imported contacts and received friend planet codes are stored on your device. Warp requests location for your chosen position or route tracking, media access when you select images or videos, and contacts access when you choose to import contacts with email addresses. You can decline these optional permissions.
When you choose email or Google sign-in, Firebase Authentication processes your account identifier, email and sign-in credentials or Google sign-in token. Google and Firebase may process service and security data under their own privacy notices. Warp does not currently sync your memory albums, photos or contacts to a Warp cloud database.
Friend planet sharing
You decide which memories are marked “Show on my shared planet”. Selecting “Share my planet” creates a code with your display name, avatar and up to 80 marked memories' titles, notes, place names and exact coordinates. New codes exclude your account email, photos and videos. Codes sent from older app versions may already contain an account email and cannot be recalled. Android's share sheet sends the code only to the app or recipient you choose. Anyone with a copy may forward or keep it; unmarking a memory does not revoke a code already sent. An imported friend planet is a local snapshot, updated only by importing a new code. Pineapple reactions open the Android share sheet for a message; Warp does not operate a reaction count or delivery service.
Purpose, basis and recipients
We use account details to sign you in and provide requested features (contract), support messages to respond to your request (legitimate interests), and optional device permissions only when you invoke their features. If UK GDPR applies, you may object to processing based on legitimate interests. Data you intentionally share can be handled by your chosen recipient and their messaging provider. Authentication data is handled by Google/Firebase. Website hosting and your browser may process access logs. Warp does not sell your data or show third-party ads in the current app.
Storage, retention and security
Local albums and received snapshots remain until you remove them, clear app storage or uninstall; Android backups may retain copies separately. Older app versions may have saved data without a reliable account owner. Warp keeps those legacy archives separate from current profiles, but deleting one account does not automatically erase the legacy archives. Authentication account data remains until the account is deleted, subject to provider retention and legal obligations. Support correspondence is kept as needed to answer and document the request. The screenshot prevention option restricts captures inside Warp on compatible Android devices, but cannot prevent a second camera, altered devices or copies shared outside the app.
Your choices and rights
Manage or delete your own albums in My Memories. Remove received snapshots through Contacts. Signed-in users can delete their account and its associated local records in Settings. Guests can remove individual memories in My Memories and received snapshots through Contacts. To erase remaining legacy archives and all other Warp profiles stored on that device, use Android system settings to clear Warp's app storage. See account deletion for another request method. Depending on your location, you may request access, correction, deletion, restriction or portability and complain to the UK ICO. Contact contact@invictuspdm.uk for help. We may verify account ownership. We cannot remove copies held by someone who received your shared code.
Warp is not directed to children under 13. Contact us if you believe a child's data was provided improperly. We will update this page and date when practices change.
Warp — Terms & ConditionsEffective 25 September 2026 · read before sharing⌄
These terms govern Warp. You must accept them in the app before sharing a friend planet code. Use Warp lawfully and only share places, descriptions or media you have rights and permission to share. Keep your sign-in secure.
Content and conduct
You own your content and are responsible for what you submit or send. Do not share unlawful or infringing content, threats, harassment, hate, sexual exploitation, child abuse material, private information or another person's location without consent, or material that encourages violence. Do not impersonate someone or use Warp to stalk others. We may restrict access to our authentication service where necessary to address abuse or legal duties.
Friends and reports
Friend planets are locally imported codes, not verified identities or continuously connected social accounts. A recipient may copy or forward a code. You can block a saved friend snapshot in Contacts and report objectionable content or conduct from the friend's planet through your email app to contact@invictuspdm.uk. Include enough detail for us to investigate; do not attach sensitive material unnecessarily. Because snapshots are stored locally and messages travel through your chosen app, we may be unable to remotely remove copies already distributed. Pineapples are user-initiated messages, not an in-app like counter.
Availability and responsibility
Warp may change during testing. Local data may be lost if the device is erased or storage fails; keep your own backup where needed. Optional Google/Firebase sign-in and your chosen share app are subject to their providers' terms. We do not promise uninterrupted access or absolute screenshot protection. Nothing here limits consumer rights or liability that cannot lawfully be excluded. Contact contact@invictuspdm.uk with concerns. Changes to these terms will appear here with a new effective date.
Delete your Warp account and dataIn the app or by email · Warp-specific request page⌄
If you signed in with email or Google, open Warp Settings → Delete account and confirm. After successful deletion, Warp removes your Firebase Authentication account and the memories, contacts and profile details associated with that account on this device. If deletion requires recent authentication, sign in again and retry. Older local archives without a reliable account owner remain separate and are not automatically erased by deleting one account. In guest mode, remove individual memories in My Memories and received friend snapshots in Contacts. To erase all remaining local Warp data, including older archives and other profiles on this device, use Android Settings → Apps → Warp → Storage → Clear storage (or Clear data, depending on your Android version).
Outside the app, email contact@invictuspdm.uk with subject “Warp account deletion” and the email associated with your Warp account. We may verify that you own it, then delete account data we control and confirm the result. An email request cannot remotely erase local files from a device, Android backups or codes and copies held by other people; remove those through the app or device controls. Limited support records may be kept where required by law or to handle a dispute.
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