Spider-Man: No Way Home ended with Peter Parker a forgotten man. Dr. Strange’s spell saved his dimension from a multiverse-sized villain invasion, but at a great cost to Peter personally. It meant no one knew him or Spider-Man’s real identity anymore, not even his loved ones. But those lost memories don’t mean his old “guy in the chair” is done with the Web-Slinger. Because even though Ned has no idea who Peter Parker is, he still wants to help the masked figure who has saved his life countless times. And now you can help, too. Spider-Man: Brand New Day is launching a new Spidey Tracker website. It will let you locate the friendly neighborhood superhero wherever he swings.
Sony Pictures has partnered with Samsung and one of the MCU’s most beloved characters. The Spidey Tracker is a custom site created (in-world) by Jacob Batalon’s Ned Leeds in Spider-Man: Brand New Dayand powered by Samsung Galaxy. We got a sneak peek at the site thanks to a Ned Talk, which is fitting since Spidey Tracker essentially fills Ned’s former role as a digital eye in the sky.
What exactly does the site do (besides promote the film)? Sony calls it “a one-of-a-kind fan-driven experience unfolding online and in real-world spaces throughout the summer.” The interactive “hub for all things Spider-Man” identifies the secret superhero’s location, whether he’s at the grocery store, at a live event, or battling bad guys. It will also share “Spidey hangs,” provide news and updates on villains, online content where Peter Parker appears, and let you share info to help make the neighborhood a little more friendly for everyone.
SpideyTracker.com will go live on Wednesday, June 17, at 3 PM ET, which is also when we’re getting a new trailer for the highly anticipated film. Something tells us you won’t need Spidey Tracker to find that. But it will be very useful to find out where Spider-Man watched it.
You can absolutely find Spider-Man in theaters when Spider-Man: Brand New Day releases on July 31, 2026.