Metaverse specialist Maxt (CEO Jae-wan Park) announced on the twenty eighth that it has opened the participatory location-based reward app ‘Heartee’ as a part of its prolonged reality (XR) platform.
The fundamental service screen of Hearty is provided in the shape of a 3D map that could be a direct copy of reality. When users upload their experiences or information at a selected location in the shape of images or short forms, they’re saved on the map. When visiting the world, you possibly can check the content saved nearby, authenticate your location, and procure rewards.
Even if you happen to don’t visit the actual space, you possibly can collect and consider newly registered stories, and you possibly can receive rewards just by giving and receiving ‘likes’. Advantages will be converted into goods throughout the service and exchanged for various real products.
Yoo Shin-il, Managing Director of Maxt, said, “While existing M2E (Move-to-Earn) reward apps simply focused on the pedometer function and commercial exposure, Harty focused on social functions where users can produce and share diverse local content themselves, gaining value from information and a way of community.” He added, “Within the second half of this 12 months, we are going to mix augmented reality (AR) technology to offer each fun and data, and we are going to grow right into a service that can form one axis of the XR metaverse platform in the longer term.”
Hearty is out there for download via the Android Google Play Store. An iOS version for iPhone users shall be released soon.
Reporter Jang Se-min semim99@aitimes.com
