Tell your chatbot
“When I get to the office, remind me to badge in.” Your chatbot saves it to your account as a routine, over MCP.
Ask ChatGPT, Claude, or Grok to remind you, ping a webhook, or run a prompt when you arrive somewhere. Hyperlocal is the phone app that watches the place and makes it happen.
Chatbots are great at understanding what you want, but they can’t follow you around town. Hyperlocal connects the two: you set up the routine in conversation, and your phone runs it in the real world.
“When I get to the office, remind me to badge in.” Your chatbot saves it to your account as a routine, over MCP.
The place turns into a circle on the map, with a radius, an enter or dwell trigger, and a cooldown so GPS jitter can’t spam you.
The app watches the fence in the background. When you arrive, you get the reminder, a webhook fires, or your prompt runs and the reply lands on your phone.
Every routine is a place, a trigger, and something that happens when you get there. A few to start with:
A chatbot only runs while you’re chatting with it. It can’t hold location permission, set up geofences, or wake up after you close the tab. An app on your phone can do all three.
The chatbot is the editor. Create, change, and delete routines just by asking.
The phone is the sensor. It handles GPS, the OS’s own geofences, and background wakeups, then delivers the result.
One account ties them together. Your chatbot only sees and manages your routines.
Hyperlocal is on its way to iOS and Google Play.