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The location-based social network, which launched earlier this year in March, wants to help people focus on real-life connections and make friends. Jagat is somewhat similar to Snap-owned Zenly, a social map app that shut down last year. Your social map is what you see when you open Jagat, as it’s where you see your friends’ locations in real-time. “We want to bring back social in social apps – focusing on social networking and not media,” Beagen said. Around 85% of Jagat users are part of GenZ.