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Tell it how long you have and what kind of outing you want. It finds somewhere nearby worth walking to, then hands you a compass instead of a spoiler.
Hidden
Within your time budget · reveal any time
Heading N · 0°
Two inputs, that is all
That is the whole setup. No address to type, no destination to research, no evening spent deciding. Try it — the card follows along.
Reach figures here are a rough feel for the distance. In the app the numbers come from real routing data for the streets you are actually standing on.
A walk with a reason to sit down at the end of it.
In the app this is where you press Take Me Somewhere.
The walk
Scroll, and the outing happens.
You are here
No destination search, no address to type. The only input it needs is how long you have and roughly what you are in the mood for.
First turn
Geometry, distance and ETA come from actual map and routing data. Compass Mode hides the destination from you, not from the app.
Off course
Drift a little and nothing happens. Drift properly and it finds a better line without making a fuss about it.
Arrival
The reveal lands when you are close, or the moment you ask for it. Some outings are better ruined early.
Two ways to be guided
Same route underneath, two different amounts of knowing. You can flip between them at any point, and reveal the destination whenever the mystery stops being fun.
Direction only
An arrow, a sense of distance, and the occasional nudge. It points along the route rather than straight through buildings, and it smooths turns so the needle does not flicker.
The whole picture
The map, the line, the stops, the estimate. For when you want confidence rather than mystery, or you need to know whether you will be back in time.
Ground truth
Route geometry, distance and ETA come from map and routing data. The app is opinionated about where to send you, not about how far it is.
The first version is built for going outside on foot. Riding and driving are planned as later travel modes, using the same route model.
Current location is used to work out where you can get to and to guide you there. Route history, if it ever arrives, is designed to be optional and local.
Go outside
Take Me Somewhere is on the App Store for iPhone. Pick a number, pick a mood, follow the arrow.
