FAQ
how to use AR?
before you play, look up, look around, and point your smartphone camera at the ground, tap the screen, and plant your cybertree.
remember ar works best outside in daylight. try planting in a clear, open area (avoid real world objects, walls, or people!). use smooth camera movements. if you walk, move slowly toward the tree for stability. if it glitches out, refresh your browser window and try again. use in safari only and make sure your phone is updated to the latest iOS or Android version.
what's the AR tool?
glitch uses Adobe Aero as it's AR platform. tap plant tree in ar and open aero adobe at the top of the screen to use the tool. tip: fully close the app before planting your next blossom to refresh the browser.
how to use the map?
tap a tree dot to see what is growing. zoom in and out to see trees, pocket forests, and planting patterns. some trees are real, some are imagined, all are part of a growing network.
how do i map my cybertree?
your location signals where to plant a cybertree on the map. to start find a grey space on your street that could host a tree. come back online when you’re ready to plant and chat with glitch. when you tap on ‘plant cybertree’ your location will load on the map.
what is my location data for?
your cybertree signal helps us and National Trust see where people want more trees, more shade, more green in the city. this data doesn't track you personally. it only helps map a bigger picture of where green spaces could grow next.
you imagine it. we map it. together, we grow it.
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