The map

The city is cut into a grid of cells about 1 km across. On the map, a spot is part of its cell’s glow. There are no pins for spots.

The area name on a spot, like “Hauz Khas” or “Cyber City, Gurugram”, comes from the middle of its cell, so it gives away no more than the cell does. When the nearest named place is 4 to 12 km away it reads “Near” plus that place, and beyond that just “Delhi NCR”.

A spot shows in the feed as soon as it’s posted, with its area and day (Today, Yesterday, a weekday or a date). It joins the map 24 hours later. By then the car is long gone, so the map is a record of where cars gather over days and weeks.

That’s also why a cell can say “Nothing spotted here yet” when you know someone posted from there this morning.

Each cell glows by how much was spotted there, weighted by rarity. A few rare cars burn hotter than a car park full of daily drivers.

• Common× 1
• Uncommon× 1.5
• Rare× 2.5
• Epic× 4
• Legendary× 6

Period

7 days, 30 days, 90 days (the default) or all time

Rarity

Any mix of the five tiers

Niches

German, JDM, Italian, Classic, Off-road and the rest

Layers

Switch the spot heat or the events off

On a phone the filters fold into one Filters button.

Zoom in a few steps (the map tells you when) and tap a glowing cell. A panel lists what was spotted there, newest first, and each one opens the full spot. The “Busiest cells in view” list in the filters opens the same panels, keyboard included.

Meets, track days and drives in the next 14 days show as red circles over the venue, with a race-control countdown. Events starting within 48 hours pulse. Tap a zone for the event card.

T-02D 14H

2 days and 14 hours to go

T-03:12:45

Under a day: hours, minutes, seconds

LIVE

Happening now

A promoted event says Promoted on its map label too. More in Events and meets.