According to TechCrunch, "Skidattl aims to use AR “beacons” to show people what’s going on around them.

Randy Marsden, Skidattl co-founder, said they will be like “a Bat-Signal for fun” once the app launches.

Anyone  can make a beacon and anyone can see them. Businesses might set up  beacons, which have a one-hour life span, to advertise two-for-one  coffee sales, movie times or open bowling lanes. 

People might shoot up a  beacon at a music festival to help their friends find them in the  crowd. All a user would have to do is scan the horizon with their phone,  or eventually with AR glasses, to see an array of beacons at up to 100  yards of distance, said Marsden."

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