Sense Networks released on Monday a new, rather unique, online tool named Citysense, which will help its users discover and select many nightlife activities and information.

"Citysense demonstrates the power of combining anonymous, aggregate location data for social navigation," said Sandy Pentland, chief privacy advocate and co-founder of Sense Networks, according to InformationWeek.

The feature works as a mobile map application and offers information about the best places for having a good time. The company’s officials believe that their release could become a very useful tool for all people traveling around, needing just one touch of a button to find places with their preferred music and crowds. According to the company, users will receive access to a real time map, which will feature spots emitted by cell phones and other devices. The density of spots shown on the screen will offer an image about the activity at the party site and people will be able to make up their minds about joining or not the event.

Apparently, users will be able to include their opinions and feedback about the places they visited and the company will share the data under complete anonymity, never collecting e-mail addresses or phone numbers and also, never demanding passwords.

Citysense can already be downloaded at Citysense.com by all BlackBerry Perl 8100, 8120, 8130; Gamma Ray 8800, 8820, 8830; and Curve 8300, 8310, 8320 and 8330 owners and a new version for the Apple iPhone is currently being developed and will soon be released once the iPhone App Store opens.