No feature list. Just snacks, trails, and the weird bench someone marked behind the library.
Collect what catches your eye
Not another chat group. A curated map of one obsession; yours or someone else's.
One interest, many pins
A collection is a living album on the map. Street art in your neighborhood. Bird nests you keep spotting on walks. Food trucks that actually show up on Tuesdays.
Drop a pin, give it context, and it joins the thread everyone in that collection is building.
Join what you admire
You don't need to start one. Wander into collections made by people with the same itch ; the mural hunter, the nest spotter, the taco-truck regular.
Follow along, add when you find something good, and your feed fills with spots worth leaving the house for.
Browse collections →Why it matters
The best places rarely land in a top-ten list. They spread by word of mouth, one person pointing another toward something small and specific.
Collections keep that spirit — shared taste, not generic reviews. The map gets richer when people cluster around what they actually care about.
Start collecting