When you need a toilet, you do not want a list of results. You want a direction.
Restroom, bathroom, loo, lavatory, WC: the court calls it a throne, and this app finds the nearest one.
ThroneSeeker turns your phone into a compass. One golden arrow, the distance in metres, the name of the throne. Head high, eyes forward, and the arrow shows you the way, Your Majesty.
"Your throne awaits 127 m to the north, Your Majesty."
HOW THE QUEST GOES
Grant your location once. It is read only while the app is open. The arrow points, the distance counts down, you proceed. Prefer a map or a list? Both lie one tap away and show the same thrones.
Filters dismiss whatever does not meet your standards: wheelchair access, free of charge, changing table, opening hours known.
FROM PEASANT TO KING
Every throne you conquer raises your rank. Seven tiers. A throne counts once a day, for the crown must be earned.
"Risen to Knight, Your Highness!"
WHERE THE THRONES COME FROM
OpenStreetMap, asked live by the scouts. The map grows as people tend it, and every throne you have seen stays on your device, so the compass keeps serving you offline.
WHAT IT DOES NOT DO
No account. No sign-up. No advertising. No tracking. We run no servers that store your location, because your position never reaches Us at all.
PAY ONCE, IF IT PLEASES YOU
Two compass skins are yours from the start. Pro opens four more, each with its own needle, dial and mood. Pay once, no subscription, no monthly anything. The seventh is called Knight Without Realm, stands apart, and is more jest than tool: it hides every throne.
Find public toilets, with a royal wink. Forged in southern Germany by ByteSide.io.
Compass to the nearest public toilet or restroom. No account, no spies, Majesty.