Search a place, tap it, and your map is there.
Teleport is the first control in the location tools row, under the Explore map's results card. It opens a search modal: type at least two characters, pick a result, and your position jumps there.
Free in the RU4M app — iOS and Android.
1st
control in the location tools row, under the results card
2
characters minimum before results come back
Local bias
the search is weighted toward where you are
Recenter
leaving a teleported view is a button of its own, above the card
Tap, type, tap.
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Open Teleport
On the Explore map, tap Teleport — the first control in the location tools row, under the results card. A search modal opens over the map, with the field already focused.
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Type at least two characters
Results come back as you type. Your current position goes with the query, so the search leans toward the places around you.
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Tap a result
Your position jumps to it, and the map redraws around the new place. Nothing else to confirm.
The whole map moves with you.
Tap a result and everything anchored to your position re-renders around the new place.
- The map itself
- The nearby pins
- The clusters
Watch your map move to a new place.
Search for a place, choose it, and RU4M refreshes the map around your new position.
Leaving a teleported view is a control of its own.
The recenter button
Not one of the location tools: it is a floating button above the results card, labelled “Center map on my location”. That button is how you leave a teleported view.
Blue border, green border
A teleported user carries a blue border on their pin, so nobody has to guess whether you are really there. Green is a different state — that pin is locked, not teleported.
- Blue border — this person has teleported
- Green border — this person’s location is locked
Locking, unlocking and hiding your location are Location Controls, on the Explore feature page.
