Fall straight through the Earth.
See where you land.

Have you ever looked down and wondered what is actually under your feet? Not the floor. Further. One tap shows where you are on one map and the exact opposite side of the globe on the other, each with an address when there is one to find.

Free  ·  iPhone and Android  ·  one tap, no account

The result screen: a map of Oslo marked Here you are, and below it a map of empty Southern Ocean marked This is under your feet.
One tap

Press the button, that is all

Allow location once and the answer appears. No account, no setup, no coordinates to type. The whole app is one big button on a green screen.

Two maps

Here, and the other side

Your spot on top, the antipode below, each with the nearest address the map can find. Tap either map for a fullscreen view you can pan and zoom.

Usually ocean

Most of us stand over water

Land covers less than a third of the planet, so for most people the answer is a named ocean. A few lucky places get a real street address on the far side.

The start screen: a green background, the line Tap the button to find out what's right under your feet, and one big button reading What's under my feet?!

Made for the moment someone asks

"If you dug straight down, where would you come out?" Open the app, tap, and pass the phone around. No menus, no settings, no onboarding to get through first.

For the curious: in the last week of October the fullscreen map dresses up for Halloween.

Free, supported by one small banner ad under the maps.