The app is currently exclusive to Brisbane but will soon launch in Sydney and Melbourne showcasing all dining options, event details, and shopping spots in real-time. 9News
hottest spots for dining and events could be in the palm of your hand as part of an Australian-first augmented reality app.
The augmented reality software allows users to look for businesses and events like they're walking through Google's Street View, with hotspots popping up around you instantly.It shows experiences in the city around you in real-time. "You can choose which categories are interesting to you and you'll find that will appear around you in the real world."
"We are very excited to bring this to the masses and give everybody the power to create virtual goods and be able to share or monetise them," Martin said.The app even features art and animations while walking through Brisbane's streets.
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